Cumming Nursing Home Negligence Lawyer
Protecting the Rights of the Elderly
Negligence in nursing homes is an injustice made all the more tragic due to the frequent inability of the elderly to defend themselves or speak out. When you have entrusted your loved one into the care of another, it is heartbreaking to see them treated poorly or harmed in any way. It is unacceptable for this to occur and a Cumming personal injury lawyer should be contacted immediately if you are aware of an instance of nursing home negligence. Even if you suspect that this is occurring, it is vital you take action by contacting a qualified attorney. You may be saving your loved one and others from further pain and suffering. Some examples of how negligence in a nursing home can manifest include:
- Neglecting to provide necessities for daily living
- Failing to ensure personal hygiene is maintained
- Omissions resulting in such effects as dehydration, malnutrition or bedsores
- Unsanitary or unclean buildings or premises
- Conditions resulting in falls or other injuries
- Lack of address of existing medical conditions
- Lacking medical care and services
- Dangerous or experimental drugging or medical procedures
- Over-medicating or under-medicating
- Unreasonable or unjustified physical restraint
- Forced confinement in a room or area
- Physical abuse or sexual assault of any kind
Who can help?
At Van Sant Law, LLC, we are passionate about protecting the rights of the elderly. We understand this is a very emotional situation and want to do all we can to help. We will aggressively seek compensation so that you and your loved one may find some relief from the pain and suffering experienced. It can help to ease financial stress if medical costs were incurred and also help you afford a higher quality of care. To assist you in obtaining legal assistance, we work on a contingency fee basis, which means we don't get paid unless you do.
Contact a Cumming nursing home negligence lawyer
for legal assistance if you have observed or suspect negligence in a nursing home.
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