Two former bankrupt brothers convicted of appalling animal cruelty face having their aged care accreditation revoked over the failure of their aged care business in Victoria to return deposits to families of former residents.
The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission has ordered Chronos Care, which owns aged care homes in Alphington, 7km north-east of Melbournes CBD, and Mount Eliza, 63km south of Melbournes CBD, to return the deposits within 28 days.
The company founded by former poultry farmers Gerry and Chris Apostolatos is set to have its funding cut and status as an approved provider of aged care revoked if it fails to comply with the order by August 5.
An Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission spokesman said Chronos Care had be…
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