Attorneys for the Cold Spring Hills Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation in Woodbury have rejected the state's request for a Nassau judge to appoint independent health and financial monitors to oversee it, arguing the "draconian remedy" would provide watchdogs with “unrestricted power” and likely lead to the facility's closure, records show.
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