• 25 Nov 2022

  Nursing Home Abuse Signs to Look For While Visiting Your Grandparents

  • By Barry Sugarman

    November 25th, 2022

  The holiday season is the perfect time to check up on grandparents in a nursing home. Use this time to get to know your grandparent’s caregivers. You can also use this time to evaluate the safety and level of care your loved one receives in the nursing home. We have [..]

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• 14 Nov 2022

  Signs of Nursing Home Abuse You Shouldn’t Ignore

  • By Barry Sugarman

    November 14th, 2022

  Some signs of nursing home abuse are easy to recognize, including bruises, lacerations, or broken bones. Other signs, however, may be more subtle, leading to many people ignoring them. Learning to recognize the subtle signs of abuse can help you keep your loved one in a nursing home safe. Here [..]

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• 2 Nov 2022

  How to Recognize Sudden Behavior Changes in Nursing Home Residents

  • By Barry Sugarman

    November 2nd, 2022

  Sudden behavior changes in nursing home residents could indicate a few things, including nursing home abuse or neglect. It’s important to always look out for signs of abuse or neglect when you have a loved one in a nursing home. This article discusses sudden behavior changes in nursing home residents, [..]

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• 26 Sep 2022

  Can I Sue the Nursing Home for My Parent’s Hypoglycemia Complications?

  • By Barry Sugarman

    September 26th, 2022

  You entrust the nursing home staff to care for your loved one as you would. When they don’t, it can lead to medical complications that could risk your loved one’s life. Find out what hypoglycemia is, how it occurs in a nursing home environment, and your options following medical complications [..]

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• 14 Sep 2022

  Nursing Homes and Diabetic Care

  • By Barry Sugarman

    September 14th, 2022

  An estimated 18.5% of nursing home residents have diabetes. This means that almost one in five residents in a nursing home is likely taking medications and requires ongoing checkups for proper diabetes care. If you have a loved one with diabetes in a nursing home, it’s crucial that you take [..]

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