Why Nursing Homes Can Be More Dangerous Around the Holidays: The Impact of Understaffing
The holiday season is a time for family gatherings, celebration, and joy. However, for nursing home residents, this time of year can be fraught with challenges and dangers. These problems...
Nursing Home Negligence in the Use of Hoyer Lifts: Risks, Common Failures, and What Families Need to Know
Nursing homes are responsible for providing safe and supportive care to residents, many of whom have limited mobility and need assistance with tasks like transferring from a bed to a...
The Impact of Isolation and Emotional Neglect on Nursing Home Residents
Nursing home neglect is a significant issue that impacts countless families and residents across the country. While physical neglect, such as inadequate hygiene or lack of medical attention, is often...
Recognizing the Early Signs of Nursing Home Neglect: A Family’s Guide
Placing a loved one in a nursing home is a difficult decision for many families, and the expectation is that they will receive the best possible care. However, nursing home...
The Legal Rights of Nursing Home Residents and Their Families
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...
Understanding Nursing Home Neglect: What Every Family Should Know
Caring for a loved one in their later years often involves difficult decisions, including choosing a nursing home to provide the necessary care. While many facilities are dedicated to the...
Nursing Home Neglect Leads to Falls
How Nursing Home Neglect Leads to Injuries and Death from Preventable Falls Nursing home neglect is a critical issue that affects the well-being and safety of elderly residents. One of...
Nursing Home Abuse: Understanding Your Rights and Protecting Your Loved Ones
The decision to entrust a loved one’s care to a nursing home is never easy. These facilities promise professional care and support as our family members age. Sadly, the heartbreaking...
Pressure Sore Risk in Nursing Homes
Pressure sores, also referred to as pressure ulcers or bedsores, manifest as injuries to the skin and underlying tissues due to prolonged pressure on specific areas of the body. Pressure...
Questions To Ask When a Pressure Sore Develops in a Nursing Home or Hospital
Pressure sores are all too common in hospitals and nursing homes. The development of pressure ulcers in a nursing home or hospital setting is a cause for concern due to...