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In healthcare, one often underestimated threat looms large. This is the dreaded bedsore, also known as a pressure ulcer or decubitus ulcer. Although seemingly insignificant, these wounds can have large consequences. This includes far-reaching implications for the...
In the twilight years of life, many individuals find solace in nursing homes, trusting that the staff will provide the care and attention they need. However, neglectful nursing home staff can shatter this trust and jeopardize the well-being of vulnerable residents....
Nursing home abuse can lower life expectancy and cause serious trauma. Protecting your loved one from mistreatment requires vigilance. Your awareness of the environment and regular communication with your loved one can help you stay informed. If you notice anything...
It is the duty of any nursing home staff to provide proper care to residents, including making sure they receive sufficient liquids. If you have a loved one in a home who may not be getting enough water, one way to tell is to check for possible signs of dehydration. A...
The time has come for you to transfer your loved one to a nursing home, but you feel afraid of the possibility of neglect and abuse. You spend considerable time searching for a facility that meets your expectations for the quality of care you want your family member...
If your loved one resides in a nursing home, you worry about the level of care this person receives. A primary concern is exposure to infections. Today, conservative estimates are that nursing home residents across the nation face the potential for one to three...
Bedsores refer to injuries of the skin and underlying tissues that occur when a part of the body receives pressure for too long of a time. Though bedsores can occur just about anywhere, they typically develop over bony areas of the body, such as the hips, tailbone,...
Nursing homes have the duty to keep their residents safe, especially those suffering from a form of dementia like Alzheimer’s disease. Some homes are not suitable for people in cognitive decline, but if a home does claim to provide a sanctuary for dementia residents,...
Nursing home neglect is sometimes hard to notice or pinpoint. This is especially true if the neglect does not actually have any physical indicators. However, some of the physical indicators might additionally be mistaken for something else. This is the potential...
The presence of adequate nursing facility staff likely leads to better treatment of elderly residents. Staff shortages can result in a failure to diagnose the concerns of residents and could lead to unnecessary pain and suffering. In worst-case scenarios, nursing home...
