Nursing Home Abuse Legal Guides (29 found)

Written by Robert Mayer Rubenstein
Patients who find themselves the victims of nursing home neglect and/or abuse are often harmed mentally as well as physically. This guide will help you determine whether neglect or abuse is occuring and what steps to take if you or a loved one is experiencing nursing home neglect or abuse.
1 of 2 users found this helpful. Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect about 1 year ago. Jurisdiction: Florida

Written by Patricia Lee Mcclintock Gifford
The statistics on abuse and neglect in nursing homes today are astounding. The NY Times recently reported that 94% of all nursing homes nationwide have been cited for regulatory violations. If someone you know has been the victim of nursing home neglect, consider the following:
Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect about 1 year ago. Jurisdiction: Illinois

Written by Thomas L. Gallivan
According to a survey conducted by the NYS Attorney General, 98% of New York's nursing homes surveyed failed to meet federal recommendations for nurse staffing. Based on these statistics, it is not surprising that nursing home residents often do not receive the appropriate attention and care.
Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect 10 months ago. Jurisdiction: New York

Written by Jason Eric Kipness
Below is a discussion of nursing home abuse and neglect claims in Texas.
Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect 3 months ago. Jurisdiction: Texas

Written by Michael J. Helfand
When you put a loved one into a nursing home, you are unable to monitor them around the clock. You don't know exactly who is caring for them at any given moment, and whether that person is treating them how you want them to be treated. If you suspect abuse or neglect, here are some steps to take.
Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect 3 months ago. Jurisdiction: Illinois

Written by Michael J. Helfand
Although most nursing homes provide adequate care, some do not. Below are some common signs of abuse or neglect. If you notice any of these and suspect your loved one or family member is a victim of abuse or neglect, take action right away.
1 of 1 users found this helpful. Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect 3 months ago. Jurisdiction: Illinois

Written by Michael J. Helfand
If you have a family member who was injured in a nursing home in Cook County, look for a Cook County attorney. Here are some tips on what makes a good attorney for this type of case.
Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect 3 months ago. Jurisdiction: Illinois

Written by R. Michael Bomberger
Countless aging seniors are victims of abuse and neglect in California nursing homes and residential care facilities every year. This legal guide provides information about the types and warning signs of nursing home abuse, and what victims and their families can do if they suspect abuse or neglect.
Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect about 1 month ago. Jurisdiction: California

Written by Jonathan Alan Rosenfeld
In order to recover damages, you first must establish that the nursing home or hospital was responsible for the injury or death.
Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect 6 days ago. Jurisdiction: Illinois

Written by David William Lipcon
Often, families reluctantly have to place their loved ones in Nursing Homes or Assisted Living Facilities (ALFs), in order to assure medical attention and every-day assistance that they are not able to provide for themselves. They expect, and are certainly entitled to, top quality care.
Posted in Personal Injury 6 months ago.

Written by Avvo Staff
Nursing home residents depend on the nursing home staff to assist with their daily needs, as well as treat them for physical or medical conditions. Because residents are vulnerable, abuse can take many forms.
Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect about 1 year ago.

Written by Stephanie Frasure Brown
The key to preventing nursing home abuse is in the selection process of a care facility and careful monitoring of the care being given to your loved one residing in the facility.
Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect 7 months ago.

Written by Michael J. Helfand
It's difficult enough to place a loved one in the care of others. When you realize or suspect that they are being mistreated, it can be devastating. What do you do to stop it, and to make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else? Here are some steps you can take.
Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect 4 months ago. Jurisdiction: Illinois

Written by Michael J. Helfand
Nursing home abuse and neglect attorneys charge on a contingency basis, meaning that the fee depends on the outcome of your case. This is explained in more detail below.
Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect 3 months ago. Jurisdiction: Illinois

Written by Michael J. Helfand
DuPage County has many nursing homes and residential care facilities. If you have a loved one in one of these places and you suspect abuse or neglect, look into it right away. The process can be overwhelming. Here's where you can start.
Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect 5 months ago. Jurisdiction: Illinois

Written by Jeena R. Belil
Nursing home negligence can result in debilitating falls, the development of painful and immobilizing decubitus ulcers, malnutrition and sometimes death. Here are the records you need to collect in order to have an attorney fully evaluate liability and damages in a lawsuit against a Nursing Home.
1 of 2 users found this helpful. Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect 10 months ago. Jurisdiction: New York

Written by Jonathan Alan Rosenfeld
Don’t assume you will remember all the information regarding an incident. As time goes on, your memory will begin to fade. The following steps will help you organize your thoughts during a stressful time and to give an attorney the information he needs to work best on your behalf.
Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect 9 months ago. Jurisdiction: Illinois

Written by Jonathan Alan Rosenfeld
Staff in nursing homes and hospitals must be vigilant to monitor all patients (irrespective of age or contributing factors) on a daily basis to prevent bed sore development. Further, staff need to be trained to identify bed sores in their early stages and how to prevent them from advancing.
Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect 6 days ago. Jurisdiction: Federal

Written by Jonathan Alan Rosenfeld
Alzheimer's patients have needs that are different from other nursing home residents. In order to minimize potential harm, the family of Alzheimer's patients should take the time to thoroughly research the facility to ensure the facility is well versed in caring for Alzheimer's / dementia patients.
3 of 4 users found this helpful. Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect 11 months ago.

Written by Jonathan Alan Rosenfeld
Determining who may be at risk for developing this potentially devastating condition is important to preventing the development of them in the first place. If a family member has one or more of the conditions below they are at an increased risk for development of bedsores.
Posted in Nursing Home Abuse - Neglect 11 months ago. Jurisdiction: Federal