nursing home neglect
nursing home neglect
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by Nick Johnson - 2007-04-11
Many of us that choose to place our loved one into a nursing home facility naturally assume that the management and workers have the residents' well being in mind. After all, nursing homes are suppos...
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by Nick Johnson - 2007-04-11
In America today, we have placed nearly 2 million elderly family members under the direct care of a nursing home. Something you probably don't want to tell grandma or grandpa is that they could very w...
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by Nick Johnson - 2007-04-11
Many of us that choose to place our loved one into a nursing home facility naturally assume that the management and workers have the residents' well being in mind. After all, they are supposed to pro...
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by Nick Johnson - 2007-04-17
Nursing home neglect and lawsuits often get quite a bit of media attention when the subject matter revolves around violence or death. We derive so much from the media that often we forget to take the ...
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by Nick Johnson - 2007-04-17
Bedsores seem as though they are a natural part of being confined to a bed, especially in the elderly. The truth is that bedsores should not develop if the bedridden individual is rotated often enough...
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by Nick Johnson - 2007-04-18
Nursing home neglect is a serious tragedy in our society, a marring scar in the fabric of who we are as human beings and the result of a significant misfiring in priorities. Poor hygiene is one of the...
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by Nick Johnson - 2007-06-03
It's disturbing - the number of nursing home abuse, neglect, and negligence lawsuit claims that are filed each year. More alarming is the amount of abuse, neglect, and negligence in nursing homes tha...
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by Nick Johnson - 2007-06-03
Nursing homes are supposed to exist to care for the aging members of our society who are no longer able to care for themselves. They are supposed to be places of safety and security where our elderly ...
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by Nick Johnson - 2007-06-03
When our oldest relatives start to pass beyond their golden years and into a time when they need extensive care, sometimes the kindest thing that we think we can do for them is to put them in a situat...
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by Nick Johnson - 2007-06-04
It is never an easy decision to place a loved one in a nursing home - as anyone who has ever done that knows only too well. Naturally, you hope and trust that the nursing home you have chosen is well ...
