Best Attorney for Suing a Nursing Home for Negligence or Abuse

Best Attorney for Suing a Nursing Home for Negligence or Abuse
Elder Abuse and Neglect at Nursing Homes
What is Elder Abuse?
"Elder Abuse" is a failure to act or a deliberate act that creates or causes a danger of harm to a senior under the care of a nursing home center. A senior is a person who is 60 years old or older. Elder Abuse transpires at the hands of a person or caregiver the senior trusts. Most nursing home abuse and neglect victims are too frightened to tell family and nursing home staff about the abuse because they believe no one will believe them. Other victims do not report abuse or neglect because they suffer from dementia or other mental health issues.
The most common types of Elder Abuse are:
Neglect. Neglect is defined as the failure to meet the nursing home resident's basic needs, such as water, meals, hygiene, shelter, clothing, and essential medical attention.
Physical Abuse. "Physical Abuse" occurs when a nursing home resident experiences pain, illness, distress, functional impairment, or death due to the intentional infliction of physical force and acts such as punching, slapping, hitting, kicking, and burning.
Sexual Abuse. "Sexual Abuse" happens when a resident is forced into unwanted sexual relations of any kind with a nursing home resident. This can include sexual harassment, unwanted sexual contact, penetration, or other non-contact actions.
Psychological and Emotional Abuse. "Psychological and Emotional Abuse" is any verbal or nonverbal conduct that inflicts mental pain, anguish, distress, or fear on a nursing home resident. This can include verbal and non-verbal threats, humiliation, disrespect, harassment, or isolation.
Financial Abuse. "Financial Abuse" is the criminal, unauthorized, or inappropriate taking or use of a nursing home resident's finances, benefits, assets, money, belongings, or personal property for the benefit of an individual other than the senior care facility.
If you and/or a loved one have been harmed at a nursing home or care center, you or your loved one may be qualified to recover substantial monetary compensation for injuries, loss of companionship, and other damages.
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