Senators challenge assisted living industry over wandering deaths, poor care Senators say they are disturbed by walkway deaths and understaffing at costly assisted-living facilities, a pattern revealed by a recent Post investigation.

The U.S. assisted-living industry faced scrutiny Thursday from a bipartisan group of lawmakers who pressed for answers about low staffing, high costs and a lack of transparency surrounding poor care — an all-too-common tragedy revealed by a Washington Post investigation last month.

They gather to bake bread each week, then give away thousands of loaves “The more bread I bake, the better I feel,” said volunteer Gary Farrah of Fredericton, New Brunswick in Canada.

“The more bread I bake, the better I feel,” said volunteer Gary Farrah of Fredericton, New Brunswick in Canada.

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