South Carolina Nursing Home Abuse
Nursing Home Abuse has been spreading throughout the nation and it is estimated that up to 30% of nursing home facilities commit some sort of abuse on their patients. Some signs of physical and mental elder abuse include, but are not limited to:
- Bed Sores
- Bruises
- Bone fractures
- Open wounds
- Neglect or Abandonment
- Verbal Abuse
These signs of abuse frequently occur in nursing home facilities that are either understaffed or have unqualified and/or poorly trained staff members. The quality of care at these facilities continuously decrease because the residents don't inform anyone of any abuse due to the fact that they fear the abuse may get worse.
If you feel that you have experienced or know someone who has experienced these signs of abuse, contact George Sink Injury Lawyers at 1-800-849-SINK for a free case evaluation.
Nursing Home Abuse Prevention
In order to ensure the safety of your loved one, it is important to research and visit multiple nursing home facilities recommended by your doctor or other health care professionals. Find a facility that is suitable and fits your needs or the needs of your loved one. It is recommended to drop-in multiple times to discuss services, activities and special needs provided for each individual patient/resident.
If you or someone you love has developed bed sores, been physically or emotionally abused, contact the South Carolina Personal Injury Lawyers at George Sink Injury Lawyers at 1-800-849-SINK for a free consultation.
The information included in this web site is not intended as a substitute for consultation with an attorney. Specific conditions always require consultations with appropriate legal professionals.
