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“They’ve Got to Be of the Devil” – Woman Describes Mother’s Assault in Nursing Home

Posted in Nursing Home Abuse, Unexplained Bruising

On Friday, April 13, Louise Jones received the call that every daughter dreads. “They told me that my mom had taken a blow to the head,” said Jones, whose mother, Elizabeth Kennedy, is a resident at the Maple Grove Health and Rehabilitation Center in Greensboro, NC. “She’s 86 and defenseless, and I wasn’t there to… Continue Reading

Nursing Home Spotlight: Shelbyville Rehab & Health Care Center

Posted in Illinois Nursing Homes

Shelbyville Rehab & Health Care Center has 80 certified beds and a one-star (much below average) Medicare rating.  The facility is located in Shelbyville, IL.  Although the facility only had five health deficiencies between 9/1/08 and 11/30/09, a significant abuse incident (see below) occurred in 2009, which led to the facility’s poor rating.  During an… Continue Reading

CNA Sexually Assaults Two Residents In North Carolina Nursing Home

Posted in Nursing Home Abuse

A 43-year-old, male CNA at Magnolia Living Center is under investigation relating to the sexual assault of two female residents.  The first incident allegedly occurred on May 2nd and involves an elderly female resident at the facility.  The incident was brought to authorities attention two days later.  The second incident involving a 51-year-old resident was… Continue Reading

Bye Bye Criminals

Posted in Help For Residents & Families

Criminals will no longer be able to work in Illinois Nursing Homes.  More than two years ago, Illinois Governor Rod R. Blagojevich signed a House Bill 2531 into effect to protect nursing home residents.  Under the new law, nursing homes must do a full background check, including running fingerprints on a national database, prior to… Continue Reading

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