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Nursing Home Injury Laws

In times of need, locating necessary information regarding the legal rights and resources for nursing home patients can be difficult and imposing.  In this respect, we are proud to introduce a new resource for patients, families and practitioners looking for a concise compilation of information regarding nursing home laws.  Nursing Home Injury Laws, provides every states': Nursing Home Laws Medical Malpractice Laws State Resources Applicable State Code Common Nursing Home Injuries Glossary Recognized Books & Journals Nursing Home FAQ Additionally, we will be posting regular updates regarding important developments relevant to nursing home care within each state.  Here is a... More

Nursing Home Staff Must Pay Special Attention To Avoid Complications When Caring For Patients Dependent On Feeding Tubes

Many nursing home residents require feeding tubes because of illness or weakness.  In order to maintain a resident’s strength and health, a feeding tube can be used to either supplement eating by the mouth or completely replace a resident’s meals.  Good nutritional habits are especially important for residents who are already suffering from illness, trauma, or weakness.  Eating a well-balanced diet gives residents strength and may help them fight infection.   When a nursing home resident’s dietary needs cannot be met by eating a well-balanced diet, the resident might be placed on alternative means of nutritional support such as a... More

Grim Details Emerge Regarding Malnutrition In Kentucky Nursing Home

As we recently discussed, Winchester Centre for Health and Rehabilitation may lose its Medicare and Medicaid funding if it fails to correct the dangerous conditions inspectors have recently found at the facility.  The federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services have given the facility a February deadline to correct the problems or federal aide will be pulled and daily fines will be imposed. The Lexington Herald-Leader, ran an article detailing the deficiencies documented in recent inspections of the facility obtained via the Open Records Act.  Among the more disturbing situations detailed in the report: A resident lost 87 pounds during... 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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