Dayton nursing home abuse law firm

According to a study published by the New York Times, nursing home abuse is become more common in society today. The workers at nursing homes are underpaid and poorly trained, with little regard for the residents they are supposed to be helping. Nursing home abuse doesn't have to be physical or emotional abuse. It can also be situations where the residents in the home are neglected. This neglect can translate to injuries from attempting to do things themselves, bedsores, illnesses from improper care and hygene, or improper dosages of medications, all of which can cause serious injuries or even death.

There are warning signs for Dayton nursing home abuse. Some of the signs to watch out for if you think your family member or loved one is being physically or emotionally abused include injuries, broken bones, bruises, or open wounds. Many times these injuries are unreported. You loved one may also seem withdrawn, uncommunicative, and try to keep family members away from them. Signs of neglect may include improper hygene, unreported illnesses, and unexplained injuries. If your family member or loved one is experiencing any of these warning signs, or if you feel they are being abused, a Dayton nursing home abuse lawyer from Thorson, Switala, Mondock & Snead, LLP can help. They can review your case and see what options are available to you. Nursing home abuse should not be tolerated, and those who abuse the elderly should be held accountable. Contact a Dayton injury attorney at Thorson, Switala, Mondock & Snead, LLP to discuss your situation and see what can be done to help.