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Senior ‘trafficking’: The shadow industry Maryland won’t shut down 

A wheelchair is shown at Aim to Inspire Care Forever Limited, a nonprofit on Garrison Boulevard that its founder describes as “supportive housing.” (Zackary Lang / Spotlight on Maryland)
A wheelchair is shown at Aim to Inspire Care Forever Limited, a nonprofit on Garrison Boulevard that its founder describes as “supportive housing.” (Zackary Lang / Spotlight on Maryland)
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Across Baltimore, in more than 115 seemingly ordinary homes, seniors are warehoused in unlicensed assisted living facilities without oversight or inspections.

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