Assisted Living Facility Abuse Lawyer
Are you worried about the safety and wellbeing of your loved ones in an assisted living facility? Contact our California assisted living facility lawyers at 888-887-9777 now. Our attorneys have 75+ years of combined experience and will put our force to work for you.
We have extensive experience suing the following facilities: Nursing Homes, Assisted Living Facilities, Memory Care Facilities, Adult Day Care Centers, and more.
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Table of Contents:
- San Diego Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer’s Commitment to Justice
- Recognizing the Signs of Nursing Home Abuse
- The Role of a San Diego Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer
- Why San Diego Elder Abuse Attorney
- Why Choose Lanzone Morgan?
- Q&A
Assisted Living Facility Abuse Law Practice
Often, an assisted living facility is the best option for your elderly loved ones, as they don’t have many restrictions and offer the best of both worlds; family and serenity. Most elderly residents in nursing care facilities (SNF) face some sort of health problem, physical or mental, which is why they require 24-hour monitoring and assistance in their daily routine with things like cleaning up, personal hygiene, and eating.
However, the idea of an apartment with a kitchen and private bathrooms sounds perfect for elderly relatives who are self-sufficient. This way, their families also get to have peace of mind, as they know that in case their elderly loved one would require help, it would be there, thought they don’t require consistent supervision.
Nevertheless, this doesn’t mean that the elderly residents are free from the risk of being abused. There have been a large number of cases, which involved elderly abuse in assisted living facilities all around the United States.
If you suspect that an elderly relative or any elderly resident of assisted living facility is being abused and not being provided adequate care, call us at 1-888-887-9777 to speak to Anthony C. Lanzone and James M. Morgan today!
"Lanzone Morgan, LLP is one of the leading elder abuse law firms in the United States. We litigate California elder and nursing home abuse cases on behalf of elderly or dependent adults and their families to protect their rights. We help those suffering from abuse by caretakers, nursing homes, and other facilities, because every life deserves dignity. Call Lanzone Morgan, LLP for a free consultation so we can put an end to abuse and neglect for you and your family."
Anthony Lanzone, Founding Partner
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For the abuse and neglect of an 84-year-old woman that led to severe and permanent injuries
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For client who suffered severe injuries from falling while showering her mother after facility staff refused to shower her mother.
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For an elderly victim that incurred an unexplained compound fracture while residing at assisted living facility.
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For an elderly victim that incurred a Stage IV bedsore while residing at a skilled nursing facility.
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For the estate of a Vietnam War Veteran who was deprived of a significant portion of his VA Pension with Aid & Attendance benefit.
Get started on your path to justice with Lanzone Morgan, LLP. With 75+ years of experience, we have a proven track record of holding nursing homes accountable.
Signs Of Assisted Living Abuse
Although assisted living facilities don’t provide that in-depth level of care and supervision which elderly residents normally get in nursing care homes, they are still supposed to offer some basic care and support, as instructed by California’s Department of Social Services. If required, an assisted living facility representative should remind the patient to take medication or give a reminder for a doctor’s appointment. Likely, any help for driving, bathing, or daily activities should also be available.
As simple as these tasks sound, they could mean danger to the elderly residents if proper assistance isn’t present. If you feel that an elderly relative is facing abuse in an assisted living facility, look for the following signs:
- Signs of physical abuse (bruising, cuts, signs of restraints, etc)
- Signs of sexual abuse (genital bleeding, STDs, blood on clothing, etc)
- Signs of dehydration or malnutrition
- Lack of respect and dignity by staff members
- Poor living conditions
Once you are sure that the elderly resident is being abused, consider removing them from the facility ASAP.
Elder Abuse Attorneys for Assisted Living Facilities
Once you have your elderly relative removed from the facility, the next step is to seek legal counsel from an experienced and dedicated abuse attorney. At Lanzone Morgan, LLP, we understand how sensitive such situations are where abuse is involved, and we understand that families finding out their relative was being abused are quite shocked and overwhelmed initially. That is why when you come to us, our skilled and courteous abuse attorneys guide you from the start.
First of all, a one-to-one private session is conducted to take in all the details from your end, after which our attorneys guide you through the ways you can get legally compensated and most importantly, get your rights.
Written and edited by our team of expert legal content writers and reviewed and approved by attorney Anthony C. Lanzone.
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- Nursing Homes
- Assisted Living Facilities
- Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly, or RCFE
- Memory Care Facilities
- Skilled Nursing Facilities
- Adult Day Care Centers
- Continuing Care Retirement Communities
- Non-Emergency Transport Providers
- Acute Care Hospitals
- Nursing Home Infections
- Falls & Fractures
- Unexplained Broken Bones
- Bedsores/Pressure Sores
- Sepsis
- Medication Errors/Overmedication
- Unauthorized Use of Restraints
- Wheelchair Transfer Injuries
- Elderly Wandering & Elopement
- Elderly Sexual Assault & Abuse
- Dehydration & Malnutrition
- Poor Hygiene
- Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)
- Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)
- Amputation
- Choking Deaths
- Wrongful Death
- Financial Elder Abuse