Center for disabled cited for hazardous conditions

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Conditions at the state?s largest residential center for the developmentally disabled have led state regulators to issue immediate orders for change in order to protect the well-being of an estimated 200 patients.

Disabilities advocates said the conditions at Rosewood Center in Owings Mills have been a problem for years. The notice of immediate jeopardy issued last week by the state?s Office of Health Care Quality brought to light chronic issues long overlooked.

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