Answer:  If you are a professional who helps families plan for or deal with ANY of their elder care matters, then you owe it to yourself to be listed on America's #1 online source for "Elder Care Experts"….

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ElderCareMatters.com is where you will find more than 2,000 competent, caring elder care experts located across America, including:

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So if you are a competent, caring elder care professional who helps families with ANY of their elder care matters, then request today an Application for Membership in the national ElderCare Matters Alliance and get listed on ElderCareMatters.com - America's #1 source for "Elder Care Experts" plus information and answers about a wide range of elder care matters.

Phillip G. Sanders, MBA, MSHA, CPA
Founder & CEO
ElderCare Matters, LLC
ElderCareMatters.com

 

 

 

Answer:  If you have a loved one living in a nursing home, it is important for you to understand what constitutes abuse and neglect, and how to recognize the warning signs.  Abuse and neglect comes in many different forms and may affect a resident physically, mentally and emotionally.  The most important things to look for if you suspect abuse or worry about the welfare of your loved one include: falls, cuts and bruises, the development of bed sores, sudden weight loss, anxiety or agitate behavior, overmedication, poor hygiene, unsanitary conditions, or a sudden change in the resident’s disposition or behaviors. Residents and their families have a right to question a nursing home's care decisions. If you believe a loved one is receiving substandard care in a nursing home, you should discuss their care plan with staff.  If you suspect that your loved one has been seriously injured as a result of nursing home abuse or neglect, you should contact a nursing home lawyer who can help you determine if you have a case against the facility.

Steven M. Levin, Esq., Co-Founder & Senior Partner
Levin & Perconti
Chicago, Illinois  60654
312-332-2872
www.LevinPerconti.com
Member of the national ElderCare Matters Alliance, Illinois chapter