Taking the guesswork out of nursing home abuse

Getting older is a part of life. What is not expected with aging individuals, however, is the sudden loss of the ability to care for themselves. Whether it is due to an illness or simply old age, this situation can cause family members to consider various options to care for an elderly loved one. While it might be more ideal for one to care for an aging loved one, this is not always a possibility. Thus, many consider a nursing home to be their best option.

While these facilities can offer safe and adequate care and living arrangements, some could be the cause of great harm due to abuse or neglect. Even when families take the time to fully assess the available nursing homes, with the chosen location well vetted, nursing home abuse could occur undetected for some time. This is why it is important to understand the signs of nursing home abuse and neglect.

Because elder abuse can take on many forms, our law firm can take away some of the guesswork. At Rosenberg, Rosenberg, Eisenberg & Associates, LLC, our attorneys are dedicated to helping individuals in the Arlington Heights area address suspicions of nursing home abuse. Whether it is physical harm, depreciating health, falls, bedsores, malnutrition or financial abuse, our law firm can help determine what is happening and how best to resolve it.

When a loved one is a victim of nursing home abuse or neglect, it is possible to hold a liable party or parties accountable for the harms suffered. Through a civil action, our attorneys are able to calculate the damages suffered by our clients, helping to make them whole again.

To learn more, check out our law firm’s nursing home abuse & neglect website. Suspecting that an elderly loved one has been harmed because of elder abuse is a difficult situation to address and cope with. Thus, it is important to become fully informed of these matters, which could help one take action to not only end the abuse but also seek damages for the harms suffered.

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