Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect: Protecting the Elderly
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Elderly individuals in nursing homes deserve compassionate and attentive care. Unfortunately, neglect and abuse are widespread, leading to serious physical and emotional harm. Families must remain vigilant in identifying signs of abuse and seek legal intervention when necessary. Moore Payne helps families hold negligent facilities accountable and secure justice for affected loved ones.
Types of Nursing Home Abuse
Physical abuse, including bruises, fractures, and restraining injuries.
Emotional abuse, leading to depression, anxiety, and withdrawal.
Neglect, resulting in malnutrition, dehydration, bedsores, and infections.
Financial exploitation, where caregivers steal from or manipulate residents.
Legal Steps for Families
Reporting abuse to state authorities and legal professionals.
Filing claims for medical expenses, pain, and suffering.
Seeking punitive damages against negligent facilities and staff.
Pursuing justice through litigation to prevent further abuse.
Why It’s Important: Elder abuse often goes unnoticed or unreported. By taking legal action, families can protect their loved ones and hold negligent caregivers accountable.