
Many people have no choice but to leave their loved ones in nursing homes. Unfortunately, nursing homes do not always care for our loved ones as we would, and if you believe that your loved one is a nursing home neglect/abuse victim, you can rely on a Broward County nursing home abuse lawyer here at The Finizio Law Group, P.A. to fight for you. Contact us today to learn more about nursing home abuse/neglect and how we can assist you and your loved one.
Trusting a nursing home to care for a loved one isn’t easy. This is why it is all the more infuriating when a nursing home betrays this trust. If your loved one was harmed in a nursing home, you should speak with a Broward County personal injury attorney as soon as you can. We are ready to fight for you.
Of course, no one wants to imagine that a nursing home is neglecting or abusing their loved one. That being said, if you keep your eye out for certain signs of neglect or abuse, you increase your chances of catching it before it’s too late and bringing the liable parties to justice. Some of the most common signs of nursing home abuse that our firm sees are as follows:
Of course, not all of these are always signs of abuse. For example, just because a nursing home resident fell doesn’t mean that the nursing home staff is automatically responsible. However, by looking out for these signs, you can help ensure that any potential incident of neglect or abuse is dealt with immediately.
If you suspect an act of abuse or neglect has occurred in a nursing home, you should immediately document and report the incident. Take the following steps:
Our firm understands how devastating a neglectful or abusive nursing home can be to a person and his or her loved ones. Our job is to hold anyone who harmed your loved one accountable for their actions. We will fight for you and your family. Contact The Finizio Law Group, P.A. today to schedule your free initial consultation with our compassionate and aggressive legal team.
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