How to Anonymously Report Nursing Home Abuse

When an older adult is placed in the care of a nursing home, their loved ones put a great deal of trust in the professionalism, integrity, and compassion of the home’s staff and management. Unfortunately, this trust is often betrayed.

Anyone who spends time in a nursing home, whether as an employee, visitor, or resident, should learn to recognize the signs of abuse and report concerns–even anonymously. Reporting nursing home abuse can save lives and ensure that care facilities are held accountable.

Contact Munley Law’s experienced elder abuse lawyers today for a free consultation if your loved one is suffering from nursing home abuse—we’ll help you hold abusers accountable and protect your family’s rights

Recognizing Signs of Nursing Home Abuse

Firm statistics are hard to come by, but it’s estimated that sixteen percent of nursing home residents experience abuse. […]

Signs That a Patient Is Being Neglected in a Nursing Home

Nursing homes are tasked with keeping our loved ones safe, happy, and healthy. Unfortunately, nursing home neglect and abuse can and do happen.

You need to be on the lookout for signs of neglect (which can include emotional neglect) when visiting someone in a nursing home. You may have legal options if your loved one has been a victim of abuse or mistreatment at the hands of staff members. Contact our team at Munley Law for a free consultation on nursing home neglect and abuse cases.

Physical Signs of Nursing Home Neglect

Many signs of nursing home neglect manifest in someone’s physical condition. Consider these examples:

• Unexplained weight loss: Significant weight loss could indicate a nursing home resident isn’t being fed properly.
• Dehydration symptoms: Warning signs of dehydration in nursing home residents include confusion, […]