For individuals with limited mobility, a wheelchair is not just a piece of equipment; it is a key to independence, dignity, and quality of life. When properly managed, it enables...
When a nursing home resident with dementia or cognitive decline goes missing, the outcome can be devastating. Nursing home wandering injuries and elopement incidents—situations where a resident leaves their designated...
Choking is a silent but deadly risk in nursing homes—one that is often overlooked until tragedy strikes. Elderly residents, especially those with neurological disorders, physical impairments, or cognitive decline, are...
Losing a loved one is never easy—but when the death occurs in a nursing home under circumstances involving neglect, abuse, or inadequate care, families are left with far more than...
When families entrust the care of their loved ones to a nursing home, they expect the facility to provide a safe and supportive environment. However, nursing home neglect and abuse...
When a loved one enters a nursing home, ensuring their safety, dignity, and quality of life becomes a top priority. While nursing homes are responsible for providing care, it’s crucial...
A nursing home ombudsman serves a critical role in ensuring patient safety and protecting patient rights. But many families with loved ones in a nursing home do not know how...
In every state, there is a government agency that is responsible for conducting investigations into complaints against nursing homes for providing substandard care. But many patients and families often...
Attorneys who handle nursing home negligence cases are often asked this question: “Why bother suing nursing homes?” After all, they say, the patients there are already old and sick with...
Nursing homes are required to have admission agreements for their residents. These agreements define the rights and responsibilities of both the facility and the resident, as well as provide information...