Elder abuse and neglect are devastating problems for older adults and the families who trust facilities to care for them. Hundreds of thousands of California
When families place an elderly loved one in a nursing home, assisted living community, or under the care of a professional caregiver, they expect safety
Many families move a loved one into a nursing home with the hope that they’ll be safe, well cared for, and closely monitored. But during
For most of us, eating is second nature. For some nursing home residents, it’s a daily risk. Even soft foods can become a choking hazard
Something doesn’t feel right. Your loved one seems quieter than usual during your visit. They’ve lost weight, won’t make eye contact, or maybe there’s a
When a loved one breaks a bone in a nursing home, it’s not just a medical emergency—it can also be a wake-up call. Broken bones
Burn injuries in nursing homes are not only painful—they’re often avoidable. When an elderly resident suffers a burn, it may indicate more than an accident.
In nursing homes, even seemingly minor injuries can have serious consequences. What may appear to be a minor scrape or cut can rapidly become infected,
Sepsis is fast, deadly, and far too common in nursing homes. It’s the 10th leading cause of death in the U.S., and seniors in care
When a loved one suffers abuse or neglect in a nursing home, the harm isn’t limited to physical injuries. Residents may lose their sense of
