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The Types of Nursing Home Negligence

Nursing homes are a place where you can leave a loved one and the people there would surely give them all the care they need. Nursing homes are built or founded so that people who are very busy in their work and knows that they wouldn’t have enough time to take care of a loved one, can leave their loved ones and be provided with enough care by the health professionals.

But there are some nursing homes that instead of providing care, they are neglecting the patients. That is why, if a family member soon discovers that the nursing home where they left their beloved is committing negligence, they can contact a nursing home lawyer so that legal actions will be imposed.

Nursing homes can actually commit a lot of types of negligence, however regardless they type of negligence committed; it can still be a ground for a case. Here are some of the types of negligence which can be committed by a nursing home:

• It fails to provide proper nutrition and hydration to the patients

• It fails to assist a personal hygiene when the patient needed it

• Over-medication or under-medication is given to the patient

• It fails to make reasonable precautions to prevent falls

• It fails to answer call lights on time

• It fails to turn in the patients in their beds, which is the cause of having pressure sores

• It fails to take the residents in the toilet which causes them in soiled garments or beds

• Slapping other physical abuse are inflicted to the residents

• Using unwarranted chemicals or physical restraints • Emotional or verbal abuse are inflicted to the residents

• Retaliation to any complaints or filing of grievance

• Fails to take inadequate precautions in preventing injury to the resident

• Fails to provide appropriate medical care

• Sexual assault or rape was done to a resident

• Stealing a resident’s money or personal property

If any of these types of negligence are observed in a nursing home, the family member or anyone who have seen a conduct related to any of the aforementioned must contact a nursing home lawyer immediately and be informed on what legal actions he or she must take. Of course it would help to know a nursing home lawyer who is experienced and skilled enough to handle such cases.

 

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