Category Archives: Nursing Home Negligence
Research Shows Thousands of Sepsis Cases Could Have Been Prevented by Nursing Home Staff
Across the country, there are thousands of pending lawsuits for nursing home patients who allege [...]
Sep
New Federal Data Shows Nursing Homes Are Understaffed
New research has confirmed that nursing home facilities across the nation are understaffed. Until recently, [...]
Jul
Are Bedsores a Sign of Nursing Home Abuse?
What Are Bedsores and How Do They Happen? Bedsores are not necessarily a sign of [...]
Jun
How to Evaluate a Nursing Home’s Health and Fire Safety
On Average, South Carolina Nursing Homes Have Multiple Safety Deficiencies In an 8-month study conducted [...]
Jun
What to Do When Removing a Loved One from an Abusive Nursing Home
There may come a time when you have to remove an aging loved one from [...]
May
Orianna Health Systems Declares Bankruptcy, Negligence Lawsuits Halted Immediately
Orianna Health Systems Experiencing Financial Difficulty and Legal Challenges (Again) Orianna Health Systems is the [...]
May
Nursing Home Employee Cyberbullies Alzheimer’s Patient
Nandhina Lance, a former employee of SweetGrass Court Assisted Living in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, [...]
May
Nursing Home Resident Eaten Alive by Highly Treatable Scabies Infestation
What Is Scabies? Scabies (also sometimes referred to as “sarcoptic mange”) is a contagious skin [...]
May
Congress Puts Pressure on Nursing Home Oversight
On April 3rd, four Republican Congressmen sent a letter to federal regulators that asked for [...]
Apr
Tennessee Nursing Home Management Company Experiencing Financial Struggles
Orianna Health Systems, a nursing home management company, has recently fallen on hard times. In [...]
Feb