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Elderly involved in Nursing Home Negligence

VICTIMS OF NURSING HOME NEGLIGENCE


Nursing homes across the country have been found guilty of providing poor patient care through under-staffing, improper training, and poor management among other common nursing home issues. Long-term care providers are supposed to be advocates for the elderly under their care. However, many nursing home employees have victimized patients through emotional, physical, and sexual abuse, taking advantage of patients’ completely dependent states. Elder abuse can come in many forms in a nursing home, but can include the following:

  • PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL, OR SEXUAL ABUSE
  • CAREGIVER NEGLECT OR ABANDONMENT
  • FINANCIAL ABUSE, THEFT, OR FRAUD

If you or a loved one has experienced negligence or neglect in a nursing home, call AVA Law Group today for help.

Neglect is a form of elder abuse, which can become extremely common in a nursing home when substandard care is provided or people fail to perform necessary care giving duties. Examples of neglect in a nursing home may include the following:

  • BEDSORES OR ULCERS
  • FAILURE TO COMMUNICATE WITH DOCTORS
  • DELAYED TREATMENT
  • BONE FRACTURES AND BREAKS
  • FALLS or death
  • MALNUTRITION
  • MEDICATION ERRORS
  • NEGLECT OF PERSONAL HYGIENE 
  • EMOTIONAL OR SOCIAL NEGLECT
  • NEGLECT OF BASIC NEEDS LIKE FOOD, WATER, OR A SAFE ENVIRONMENt

Individuals in nursing homes are largely at the highest risk of contracting COVID-19, especially given the elderly stage of life of residents, living in close quarters, and the majority having preexisting health conditions. Injured individuals and the loved ones of coronavirus victims claim that nursing homes failed to respond quickly and adequately to the COVID-19 outbreak, contributing to the spread of the disease in facilities.

A nursing home may be responsible for your loved one’s coronavirus diagnosis if they failed to:

  • FAILED TO PROPERLY TRAIN STAFF
  • IGNORED CDC AND HEALTH OFFICIALS ORDERS
  • CROWDED RESIDENTS TOGETHER
  • FAILED TO INFORM LOVED ONES OF COvid OUTBREAK AT FACILITY
  • FAILED TO NOTIFY PATIENTS OF THE CORONAVIRUS RISK
AVA Law Group Lawyers

If you believe you or a loved one may be a victim of nursing home negligence, connect with AVA Law Group’s experienced nursing home negligence attorneys today. We can help you understand your legal rights during this trying time and pursue compensation for your loved one’s injuries. 

By filing a nursing home negligence lawsuit, we can help you pursue compensation for:

  • Pain and suffering
  • Medical bills
  • Wrongful death

We understand that compensation cannot reverse the crimes committed against your loved one. However, compensation can help hold the nursing home accountable for their actions and protect future nursing home patients from enduring the same abuse.