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Nursing Home Negligence

10/09/24   |   By

Do Staff Shortages Increase the Chances of Nursing Home Abuse?

Quality care for your elderly loved one depends on adequate staffing. Nursing home abuse can be intentional or unintentional acts. However, intent does not mitigate the victim’s suffering. Understaffing is […]

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06/10/19   |   By

3 Warning Signs of Nursing Home Abuse

Nursing home abuse may be one of your worst fears. When you place your loved one in a nursing home, you want to know that they are being well cared […]

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05/16/11   |   By

100,000 Lives Lost Each Year Due to Dirty Hospitals and Nursing Homes | DC Metro Area Medical Malpractice Law Blog

Each year 100,000 patients in hospitals and nursing homes in this country die from infection they acquired after being in a health care facility.  This is the most common complication […]

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08/02/10   |   By

DC Nursing Homes: How to Report Abuse or Neglect

The District of Columbia Department of Health licenses and certifies health care facilities for compliance with state and federal health and safety standards. Facilities include nursing homes, hospitals, home health […]

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07/14/10   |   By

NC Nursing Home Faced With Resident Injuries and Deaths | DC Metro Area Medical Malpractice Law Blog

Britthaven of Chapel Hill, a Chapel Hill, North Carolina nursing home, employed Angela Almore, R.N., a nurse who now faces second-degree murder and patient-abuse charges arising from her time at […]

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