On behalf of Ford, Dean & Rotundo, P.A. | Jul 25, 2017 | Nursing Home Neglect, Nursing Home Neglect
Neglect is too common in nursing homes, and too easy. Chronic conditions with high recovery times and less movement can lead caregivers to ignore subtle symptoms such as pallid skin, bedsores and general poor health. This also makes neglect harder to determine, and...
On behalf of Ford, Dean & Rotundo, P.A. | Jul 21, 2017 | Nursing Home Abuse
Senior citizens have earned their dignity and the ability to enjoy their golden years to their fullest potential. Florida, the U.S. state with the highest numbers of seniors and retirees, is host to millions doing just that. Elderly people and those who care for them,...
On behalf of Ford, Dean & Rotundo, P.A. | Jul 17, 2017 | Nursing Home Neglect, Nursing Home Neglect
As people age, both the risk of falling and the potential risks of resulting injury tend to increase. Elder people residing in nursing homes may have more health risk factors that make them likely to fall. While falls may not necessarily result from outright abuse,...
On behalf of Ford, Dean & Rotundo, P.A. | Jul 13, 2017 | Nursing Home Abuse
Elder abuse is a dangerous and highly misunderstood crime. This is often because care — and mistreatment — often occur away from public view. Elderly people and their caregivers should be aware of the likely environments for abuse or neglect. What are the...
On behalf of Ford, Dean & Rotundo, P.A. | Jul 7, 2017 | Nursing Home Abuse
Florida is home to more senior citizens than any other U.S. state, with nearly five million residents above the age of 60. With such a high population of elderly people, the Sunshine State should remain aware of circumstances and signs of elder abuse to protect...
