To close out this Elder Abuse Awareness month, we’d like to talk about some of the important elder abuse statistics you need to know. Why is it important to know the statistics? Because not only does staying informed allow you to be a better advocate for your loved ones, but it also helps increase your […]
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When you reach old age, illnesses or ailments will likely begin to be present, and regular medical check-ups should become a priority to receive the necessary care on time and that your health continues to be in good condition. Unfortunately, there are times when doctors commit negligent acts against older adults, whether on purpose or
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Acknowledging the wide-spread abuse occurring in many nursing homes and care facilities across the country is just the first step. There is still a lot of work to be done to eradicate this issue and ensure the safety of some of the most vulnerable in our society. As we continue to raise awareness during Elder
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Neglect in nursing homes has become a national problem due to the high numbers that have been recorded in recent years of this situation that affects thousands of older adults around the country. Let’s start by defining what negligence is. In this case, nursing home neglect is the action or lack of action to meet
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June marks Elder Abuse Awareness Month and June 15th is dedicated specifically to raising awareness, spreading the word, and taking action to prevent elder abuse across the world. We are incredibly excited that this movement has grown, and today, more than most, we’d like to highlight some of the work that has been done, some
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Aging has its benefits and downsides, and there are a lot of resources out there for aging Americans. However, one concern on most people’s minds as they retire and become senior citizens is whether or not they are susceptible to Dementia and Alzheimer’s. That concern isn’t unfounded either: currently, nearly 55 million people across the
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We are at a point in the US where the extra measures taken at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic are relaxing and life is going back to a level of normalcy. Because of this, a number of policies, emergency orders, and waivers are now being reversed and canceled. Though the effects of these COVID
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