Disputes between nursing homes and residents’ families can arise over a number of topics. The quality of care and food, adequate staffing levels for proper assistance, and opportunities for occupational therapy are all possible points of conflict.<\/p>\n
If you never have an issue with the care your loved one receives in a nursing home, you are one of the lucky few. If, on the other hand, you have a concern that must be addressed, you may be unsure how to proceed.<\/p>\n
The following list explains actions you may take in making your concerns known and getting the level of care you expect for your family member. Significant and pervasive issues \u2013 and those involving injury or suffering \u2013 often are best handled with the assistance of an experienced elder law attorney. Fortunately, many issues are easily resolved with simple communication.<\/p>\n
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