Employees at an Iowa medical care center mistakenly deemed a 66-year-old woman in hospice care dead and coordinated her transportation in a cloth bag to a funeral home, according to a report from the Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals. Hospice agreed to call the funeral home and did so, it says. As a result, she was put inside a body bag to be taken to the Ankeny Funeral Home & Crematory for the last rites. Bella Montoya is not the only person to "come alive" after being officially declared dead. We adhere to structured guidelines for sourcing information and linking to other resources, including You can join the conversation by submitting a letter to the editor or guest column or by suggesting a topic for an editorial to Daniel Hahn Letters to the Editor 3h ago3h ago, John Carver Letters to the Editor 3h ago3h ago, Terry Van Gilder Letters to the Editor Jun. 28 because of senile degeneration of the brain, the report says. The woman, who has not been publicly identified, was admitted to hospice care Dec. A staff member couldn't feel the woman's pulse, so she alerted a nurse practitioner, who legally declared her dead, noting signs of death prior to passing, including minor seizures and mottled skin. 28 "due to senile degeneration of the brain," the Iowa Department of Inspections and Appeals (DIA) said in a report Wednesday. The unidentified woman had been receiving hospice care at the Glen Oaks Alzheimer's Special Care Center since Dec. However, when she arrived at the funeral home and crematory, funeral parlor workers, "Upon learning of this incident, the New York State Department of Health has begun an investigation. She did not respond to resuscitation, and the doctor on duty at Hospital Martn Icaza de Babahoyo declared that she had died, the Ecuadorian health ministry said in a statement. Long Beach, CA 90807 (562) 424-8601 FD 1691 Join our mailing list Could this be a coming back from the dead scenario? Another Woman Found Breathing Hours After Being Pronounced Dead.
The woman, 76, was unconscious when her family took her to the hospital in the central 1:20 DES MOINES, Iowa An Iowa care home is being fined $10,000 after declaring one of its residents dead and transferring her to a funeral home where she You've successfully subscribed to this newsletter! WebAll Souls Mortuary 4400 Cherry Ave. She was then sent back to the hospice and ended up dying two days later. "About a month ago I was sitting with him in his kitchen and he said to me: 'If you're ever out working on the ranch on a hot summer day, and you feel a cool breeze passing by, just know that it's me and then get back to work,'" she recounted in the caption.
These offices visited the facility, but care never improved.
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