Photographing Abuse and Neglect in Nursing Homes
Too often at the Jehl Law Group we see cases of neglect and abuse of seniors. We hear about loved ones who have had infected
Proposed Changes to Nursing Home Requirements (Arbitration Agreements)
In July, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) proposed rule changes that would improve the quality of life, care, and services in nursing
State Surveys Find Deficiencies at Memphis Nursing Homes
Two Signature Healthcare nursing homes in Memphis, Signature Healthcare at St. Peter Villa in Midtown and Signature Healthcare at St. Francis on the campus of
Nursing Homes Use Legal Tactic to Take Control of Patients
Another week and another disturbing practice is revealed about nursing homes taking advantage of their residents. A report from the New York Times found that
Survey Finds Multiple Instances of Neglect in Nursing Home in Memphis
A recent survey conducted by the Tennessee Department of Health of Signature Healthcare at St. Peter Villa in Memphis, Tennessee, revealed multiple deficiencies. The survey,
New Survey in Tennessee Finds Deficiencies in Nursing Home Care
Disturbing findings were made during a recent survey conducted at Golden Living Center-Union City. In the survey, completed on September 24, 2014, significant deficiencies in
President Obama Announces Changes to Medicare Star Rating System in Effort to Improve Nursing Home Care
Earlier this month, the White House announced executive actions aimed at improving the quality of care at nursing home facilities across the country. Known as
RECENT SURVEY SHOWS PROBLEMS AT NHC HEALTHCARE, MURFREESBORO
A recent federal survey conducted at a nursing home in Murfreesboro, Tennessee revealed several areas of issue in the care there. In a complaint survey
Ensure Good Nursing Home Care
Worried that your loved one is being neglected or abused in a nursing home? Here are some tips to help ensure your loved one is
ARE NURSING HOMES HOLDING THEMSELVES OUT TO BE BETTER THAN THEY REALLY ARE?
The New York Times recently published a scathing report that documents how many nursing homes hide behind artificially inflated ratings and surveys. In its report, the Times looked
