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Florida State Regulations for Nursing Homes Increasingly Lack Effectiveness

Florida’s state nursing home regulations are in place because residents of these facilities are among the most vulnerable in our population. Although it might seem that providing high-quality care and treating elderly nursing home patients with dignity would be something facilities would inherently prioritize their safety on moral principles, the…

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South Florida Nursing Home Injury Lawyer: How to Get Out of Hospital Medical Bills

Many times after a loved one is injures or dies as a result of nursing home neglect or negligence, our South Florida nursing home injury lawyers are asked how to get out of hospital medical bills. We have heard of instances wherein nursing home administrators have given families misleading or…

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Holiday Nursing Home Accident in Fort Lauderdale Means Rough Start to New Year

If your loved one is residing in an assisted care or skilled nursing facility in South Florida, be mindful of the fact that a holiday nursing home accident in Fort Lauderdale could spell grave difficulties in 2019. The winter holidays are often one of the best times for nursing home…

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Florida Nursing Home Wrongful Death Sepsis: More Common Than Realized

Recently the family of a Leesburg man who died of sepsis, allegedly developed after negligence on the part of the assisted living home staff, filed a Florida nursing home wrongful death lawsuit against the facility. Decedent’s estate alleges facility owners failed to properly fund it, in turn improperly staffing the…

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Fort Lauderdale Nursing Home Injury Lawyer Discusses Problems With Patient Lifts, Transfers

The potential for an accident resulting in serious injury is possible anytime a nursing home patient is lifted, repositioned or transferred, whether manually by staffers or via a mechanical lift. Fort Lauderdale nursing home injury lawyers have seen case after case where an immobile nursing home patient has suffered serious…

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Choosing a Nursing Home in Fort Lauderdale? Consider the Smoking Policy

The decision place a loved one in an assisted living or nursing home facility is a difficult one with many factors to weigh. When choosing a nursing home in Fort Lauderdale, our South Florida injury attorneys advise not overlooking the facility’s smoking policy and enforcement. Recently, The Sun Sentinel reported…

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Personal Injury Compensation Claims for Unnecessary Nursing Home Therapy

An increasing number of personal injury compensation claims against nursing homes involve not just the lack of proper treatment for patients, but also a snowballing trend of pushing elderly patients to receive therapy they don’t actually need. These additional treatments are not harmless, particularly considering patients are elderly, frail and…

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Florida Wrongful Death Lawsuit Alleges Failed Nursing Home Care Post-Hurricane

New allegations of nursing home negligence, neglect and wrongful death in South Florida in the wake of Hurricane Irma last year are being alleged against a second facility. If you follow our South Florida nursing home injury lawyer blog or local news, you’re likely familiar with the incident in Broward…

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Nursing Home Abuse Intensifies Federal Oversight

A Congressional committee is slated to hold a hearing to examine emerging patterns of nursing home abuse, neglect and general substandard care revealed recently by government regulators and media outlets. According to McKnights Long-Term Care News, lawmakers want to determine whether the Centers or Medicare & Medicaid Services has fallen…

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Report: Nursing Home Neglect Followed Sky-High Profits Through Staff Cuts

Allegations of rampant nursing home neglect at four facilities followed reports of remarkable soaring profits in the two years after a new owner took over. This doesn’t surprise our Orlando nursing home abuse attorneys in the least, given that the growing number of for-profit nursing homes tend to far more…

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