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Medication management is one of the most critical responsibilities of nursing homes. When medication errors occur, they can lead to severe health complications or even the wrongful death of your loved one. Medication errors are not simple accidents. They are often the result of systemic negligenc...

Choking is a preventable danger in nursing homes that can result in severe injury or even wrongful death. When nursing homes fail to provide proper supervision and dietary modifications, residents face unnecessary risks. Choking incidents often point to negligence, and families deserve to know th...

One of the biggest threats to the wellbeing of nursing home residents is understaffing. When facilities do not have enough qualified caregivers, residents suffer. From poor hygiene to life-threatening neglect, understaffing can create dangerous conditions that often go unnoticed until it's too la...

When we place our loved ones in a nursing home, we expect them to receive care and dignity they deserve. Unfortunately, nursing home negligence is a growing problem, leaving many families wondering if they have legal options. If your loved one has suffered due to nursing home neglect or abuse, yo...

Bedsores, also known as pressure wounds, pressure ulcers, or decubitus ulcers, are a serious health condition in nursing homes that, in many circumstances, are both avoidable and preventable and could mean that your loved one is experiencing neglect by the nursing home....

Nursing home residents are some of the most vulnerable population, which makes them more susceptible to abuse or neglect. Often, abuse that occurs in nursing homes is underreported...The 5 Most Common Types of Nursing Home Abuse...

Nursing home abuse can take many different forms, which can make it challenging to recognize that it is happening. If your loved one is in a nursing home, it is important to stay connected to them and to be aware of the signs of nursing home abuse. Common signs of nursing home abuse include...