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Fighting for Vulnerable Seniors

When families entrust their loved ones to nursing home care, they expect safety, dignity, and proper medical attention. Unfortunately, abuse and neglect are far too common in long-term care facilities.

Our Commitment to Seniors' Rights

Nursing home residents have the right to be free from abuse, neglect, and exploitation. When facilities fail to protect residents or provide adequate care, we take decisive legal action to hold them accountable.

  • Comprehensive investigation of facility conditions and practices
  • Review of medical records and care plans
  • Examination of facility licensing and inspection records
  • Consultation with medical and eldercare experts
Nursing Home Care
$6M+
Recovered for Families
1 in 3
Nursing Home Residents Abused
15,600
US Nursing Homes
90%
of Cases Go Unreported

Types of Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect

Nursing home abuse and neglect can take many forms. Understanding the different types helps families recognize when their loved one needs help.

Physical Abuse

  • Hitting, slapping, or striking residents
  • Inappropriate use of restraints
  • Rough handling during care
  • Sexual abuse or assault
  • Inappropriate use of medications
  • Withholding necessary medical care

Emotional Abuse

  • Verbal threats and intimidation
  • Humiliation and degradation
  • Social isolation from family and friends
  • Ignoring or dismissing residents
  • Yelling or using harsh language
  • Psychological manipulation

Neglect

  • Failure to provide adequate nutrition
  • Inadequate assistance with hygiene
  • Lack of proper medical care
  • Failure to prevent falls
  • Not turning bedridden residents (causing bedsores)
  • Ignoring safety hazards

Financial Exploitation

  • Stealing money or possessions
  • Misusing residents' credit cards
  • Forging signatures on documents
  • Coercing residents to change wills
  • Unauthorized access to bank accounts
  • Charging for services not provided

Warning Signs to Watch For

Family members should be alert to these warning signs that may indicate abuse or neglect is occurring.

Physical Signs

Unexplained injuries, bruises, cuts, burns, bedsores, weight loss, or poor hygiene

Behavioral Changes

Depression, withdrawal, fearfulness, agitation, or sudden changes in personality

Medical Issues

Missed medications, untreated conditions, frequent infections, or dehydration

Facility Conditions

Unsanitary conditions, understaffing, high turnover, or lack of supervision

Financial Red Flags

Missing belongings, unexplained financial transactions, or new "friends" handling money

Access Restrictions

Staff discouraging visits, resident afraid to speak, or sudden changes in visiting policies

Our Nursing Home Abuse Case Process

We handle nursing home abuse cases with sensitivity and determination, working to protect residents while seeking justice for the harm they've suffered.

1

Immediate Safety

First priority is ensuring the resident's immediate safety and getting necessary medical attention for any injuries.

2

Evidence Collection

We thoroughly document injuries, gather medical records, and preserve evidence before it can be altered or destroyed.

3

Investigation

We investigate the facility's history, staffing, policies, and previous violations to build a strong case.

4

Justice & Recovery

We pursue full compensation for medical expenses, pain and suffering, and work to prevent future abuse.

Your Loved One Deserves Better

Don't let nursing home abuse continue. We're here to help you protect your loved one and hold negligent facilities accountable for their actions.