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HHC board needs some hand slapping. The “Marion County” entity owns nursing homes across the state. That should be one big red flag right there.
I suspect that this board is a rubber stamp group for an ambitious CEO and has been for a long time, with little or no idea what is actually happening, or giving little or no guidance. They most likely don’t even know they should be guiding the direction of the HHC.
I would hope a decent fine would make them realize the do have some responsibility for the guidance of the corporation, and maybe make a few of them retire early so that new more responsible people can replace them.