Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect: Protecting Our Elders
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Nursing home abuse and neglect are serious issues that often go unnoticed until significant harm has occurred. Families trust these facilities to care for their loved ones, but staff shortages, improper training, and corporate greed can lead to unsafe conditions and mistreatment.
Common Types of Nursing Home Abuse
Physical abuse, such as hitting, pushing, or excessive restraint use.
Emotional abuse, including humiliation, threats, and isolation.
Neglect, leading to malnutrition, dehydration, and untreated infections.
Financial exploitation, including stolen money, forged checks, and unauthorized account access.
Medical neglect, failing to provide medications or medical attention when needed.
Warning Signs of Elder Abuse
Unexplained injuries, such as bruises or fractures.
Sudden weight loss, possibly due to neglect or inadequate nutrition.
Withdrawal or depression, indicating emotional or psychological abuse.
Poor hygiene or bedsores, showing signs of neglect.
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