Former Caregivers Voice Concerns Over Staffing, Safety at Bakersfield Sevita Health Home @Turnto23KERO

Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago

Former caregivers at a Bakersfield group home for adults with developmental disabilities raise alarms about staffing shortages and resident safety. Kern Regional Center confirms it received a whistleblower complaint and says it will review the information and supporting documentation.

Former Caregivers Voice Concerns Over Staffing, Safety at Bakersfield Sevita Health Home

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