Nursing home abuse is, unfortunately, a fact of life for many of the nearly two million people over the age of 65 who currently reside in one of the more than 16,000 nursing homes in the United States (according to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates). If ...
Read MoreWhen families agree to put a loved one into the care of a nursing home, they have to employ a great measure of trust. But, as we know, abuse and/or ...
View MoreJust like physicians, nurses have a legal responsibility to maintain standards of quality in patient care. As such, states recognize when a nurse's ...
View MoreToday, more than ever, nursing home abuse has become a prevalent concern for individuals in the US with the numbers of elderly in the US population on ...
View MoreWhen a loved one suffers abuse at the hands of a caregiver, it's sometimes difficult determining exactly who bears legal responsibility. Recovering ...
View MoreMost of the time, when people think of malpractice cases, they think of physicians or hospitals as being the responsible party. And it's true that ...
View MoreCaring for an elderly loved-one can be especially stressful when the challenge of aging is compounded by illness and/or cog genitive impairment. ...
View MoreWith Baby Boomers, the largest generation in the US, fastly becoming one of the oldest generations in the US, facilities dedicated to the care of the ...
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