ABUSE & NEGLIGENCE TOWARD ELDERLY PEOPLE

Have you recently placed your beloved, elderly family member in a local nursing home facility? If so, we know that you expect a high level of care and treatment for your family member who is most likely in a fragile state. While it may have been upsetting to resort to a nursing home facility, you are doing what is best for your family member by giving them the care that they truly need.

Unfortunately, not all nursing home facilities provide the five-star hospitality that they should for these elderly residents. In fact, many instances of nursing home abuse and negligence happen every single year. There are many different types of nursing home abuse, none of which can afford to be overlooked or to go unaddressed. Therefore, we encourage you to involve an attorney from our firm in the matter as early as possible.

SIGNS OF ABUSE & NEGLIGENCE

If your family member has been the victim of abuse or negligence, it may be unlikely that you have noticed the signs right away. Some of the signs of nursing home abuse include the following:

• Unexplained Cuts and Bruises
• Sudden Change in Financial Affairs
• Complaints of Physical, Sexual or Emotional Abuse
• Broken Bones, Hip Fractures, Etc.

The signs of nursing home negligence may be much more difficult to notice, especially if you are not a frequent visitor of your family member. The signs of nursing home negligence include the following:

• Bedsores
• Elopement / Wandering
• Malnutrition & Dehydration
• Resident Abandonment

WHY WORK WITH AN CAROLINA INJURY ATTORNEY FROM OUR FIRM?

If you suspect that your loved one may be suffering at the hand of their caretaker, you need the legal team from Biazzo & Panchenko. Our legal team will be able to thoroughly review your claim and help you determine the best strategy to approach your nursing home abuse case. We understand that you may be worried for the safety of your family member, and rightfully so!

Our law firm will work day in and day out to find the evidence you need to prove that this nursing home is unsafe for your loved one and others, in addition to pursuing financial compensation to cover any necessary costs. By taking appropriate action in a timely manner, you may even prevent future occurrences or the wrongful death of a nursing home resident.