A review of a municipally-owned elderly care home in Göteborg has revealed significant shortcomings, prompting the facility to hire round-the-clock security and provide personal alarms for five staff members. These issues include a lack of present managers, 22 police reports filed, and insufficient oversight of 545 incident reports. Staff reported a climate of silence and threats of reprisal for those who raised concerns. Furthermore, inadequate Swedish language skills among personnel were also cited as a contributing factor to the problems. The investigation highlights a serious situation requiring immediate attention to ensure the safety and wellbeing of both residents and staff at the Göteborg care home. The findings underscore the need for improved management, communication, and language proficiency within the facility.