All long-term care residents are at a risk for wandering. However, those with diseases that diminish cognitive abilities, such as dementia or Alzheimer’s, are more

Kaiser Health News, along with an analysis conducted by Definitive Healthcare, released statistics in September 2018 detailing the severity of sepsis infections among nursing home

Medicare has taken an aim to reward nursing homes based on their quality of care rather than quantity, and to penalize the homes that fall

Nearly every major news outlet across the nation has been following the story of a 29-year-old Arizona nursing home resident that gave birth to a

With the Me Too movement in full swing, more and more victims of sexual abuse are finding their voices and gaining the courage to speak

Over the years, Jehl Law Group has become familiar with Poplar Oaks Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center by pursuing cases against the facility for claims of

A recent audit conducted by the Tennessee Comptroller rated three of four state-run veterans’ homes below average in quality of resident care. In addition to

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, the 2017-2018 flu season was the deadliest in America since 1976. Roughly 80,000 people died from the

Pressure sores, also referred to as bedsores, pressure ulcers or decubitus ulcers, are perhaps one of the most common evidences we see of nursing home

Nursing home evictions are all too common, and oftentimes, they have traumatic effects on residents and their family members. According to the Department of Health