Typical injuries and problems in sub-standard nursing homes – Part 2 of 2

(404) 618 0082Nursing home patients may find themselves subject to dozens of adverse conditions through no fault of their own: pressure ulcers, falls, fractures, malnutrition and dehydration are some of the more prominent injuries. In part two of this two part discussion, we will look at the issues of malnutrition and dehydration that arise in nursing homes, […]

Typical injuries and problems in sub-standard nursing homes – Part 1 of 2

Nursing home patients as well as patients in elder care and assisted living facilities may find themselves subject to dozens of adverse conditions through no fault of their own: pressure ulcers, falls, fractures, malnutrition and dehydration are some of the more prominent injuries. In part one of this two part discussion, we will look at those […]

Our Atlanta-Based Personal Injury Firm Can Help With Nursing Home Falls And Bed Injuries

Having a loved one receive injuries from something as simple as either falling out of bed or being trapped by sub-standard railings is heartbreaking. A skilled nursing home abuse lawyer can help, not only in getting the compensation you deserve, but also in identifying failing elder care facilities and force them to make changes to prevent someone […]

Nursing home abuse lawyer can help with bed injuries

Having a loved one receive injuries from something as simple as either falling out of bed or being trapped by sub-standard railings is heartbreaking. A skilled nursing home abuse lawyer can help, not only in getting the compensation you deserve, but also in identifying failing elder care facilities and force them to make changes to […]

Typical Issues Facing Loved Ones In Sub-standard Nursing Home Facilities

Nursing home patients may find themselves subject to dozens of adverse conditions through no fault of their own:  bed injuries, pressure ulcers, falls, fractures, malnutrition and dehydration are some of the more prominent injuries. BED INJURIES Between January 1, 1985 and January 1, 2010, the FDA received 828 incidents of patients caught, trapped, entangled, or strangled in hospital beds. The […]