No Country For Old People - A Nursing Home Exposé

Filmmaker Susie Singer Carter embarks on a deeply personal journey alongside her mother, Norma, an 88-year-old living with Alzheimer's in a five-star nursing home in Los Angeles. What begins as a story of caregiving and love evolves into a powerful exposé, revealing how the COVID-19 pandemic pulled back the curtain on a decades-long nursing home crisis that has been hidden in plain sight.

This eye-opening episode dives into the systemic neglect and abuse within long-term care facilities. It unpacks the devastating consequences of chronic understaffing, exposes the propaganda machine of the nursing home industry, and examines the dark influence of private equity and corporate greed. The truth is uncomfortable-but necessary to confront.

As Norma's journey comes to a close, families, advocates, and whistleblowers rise to share their stories and demand change. Through heartbreak and hope, this episode amplifies the voices of those fighting to reform a broken system-and inspires a growing movement that puts people over profit.