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Jury Awards $7.5M to Nursing Home Sex Assault Victim

A jury recently awarded $7.5 million to the family of an elderly woman who was sexually assaulted while a resident at a nursing home in Pennsylvania.  According to records from the Pennsylvania Superior Court, plaintiffs (decedent’s daughters and co-administrators of her estate) sued the nursing home where she resided prior…

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Nursing Home Abuse Lawsuit Alleges Physical and Chemical Restraints

A woman is suing a nursing home in Virginia, alleging her 84-year-old mother was tied to a wheelchair with bed sheets and injected with a powerful narcotic drug in an effort to keep her quiet. The physical and chemical restraints forced on the elderly woman were reportedly kept in place overnight. …

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$145M Nursing Home Settlement for Medically Unnecessary Rehab Services

A national nursing home chain with dozens of locations in Florida (including in Orlando) has agreed to pay $145 million to resolve a government lawsuit alleging the company violated the federal False Claims Act by intentionally causing its facilities to submit claims to Medicare and Tricare for rehab services that…

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Nursing Home Abuse Common – But It’s Not Always The Staffers

We all know nursing home abuse is far too common in elder care facilities across the U.S. But a new study suggests it’s not only the staffers that residents and their families have to fear.  Reuters reports that researchers with Weill Cornell Medicine revealed the startling commonality of resident-on-resident nursing…

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Voorhees Road LLC et al. v. Mallard – Florida Nursing Home Arbitration Agreements

More and more, people are learning that nursing homes are exploiting elderly residents and their loved ones through the process of forced arbitration clauses. Basically, these agreements require residents or their loved ones to sign away their right to sue in the event of negligent caregiving. Instead, the only avenue…

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