Entries tagged with “restraints”

Can a nursing home tie my dad to a wheelchair if he has had episodes of wandering around the facility?

"Can a nursing home tie my dad to a wheelchair if he has had episodes of wandering around the facility?"                                                                                            -Sam, Memphis, TN After a recent post about a nurse tying a resident to a wheelchair with a bed sheet, I received several emails from concerned people regarding the use of restraints in nursing homes with their loved ones.  Restraints among nursing home residents are only permitted when a physician orders them to protect the resident and with the approval of the resident or his representative.  Federal law prohibits nursing homes from using restraints for the convenience of the... More

Nursing Home Spotlight: Pershing Convalescent Home- Berwyn, IL

Pershing Convalescent Home is a small 51 bed nursing home located in Berwyn, IL, a suburb of Chicago.  This nursing home facility received only one out of five stars, which is a much below average rating, according to the government’s Medicare website.  The facility’s health inspections rated a mere one out of five stars, which is a much below average rating.  In the past year, the nursing home had 14 health deficiencies, which is 6 more than the average number of health deficiencies in Illinois and in the United States.  However, this is an improvement compared to the 30 health... More
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About Jonathan Rosenfeld

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Jonathan Rosenfeld is a lawyer who represents people injured in nursing homes and long-term care facilities.   Jonathan has represented...

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