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Charges Dropped Against Man Accused Of Sexually Assaulting His Disabled Wife

Posted in Sexual Abuse & Assault

Felony sexual assault charges have been dropped against a Wisconsin man for having intercourse with his comatose wife.  Prosecutors’ case against the man relied on videotapes evidence of the man engaging in intercourse during visits at the Divine Savior Nursing Home in Portage, Wisconsin. However, the Fourth District Court of Appeals ruled that the videotapes… Continue Reading

Nursing Home Fails To Alert Patients To Admission Of Convicted Child Molester

Posted in Nursing Home Abuse

    "No, we don’t divulge that to family members." Was the response given by Laura Holbrook, a social worker at Lake Worth Nursing Home, when questioned about the facilities decision to keep the facilities new patient, Boyd Mullens– a convicted sex offender– unannounced to patients and their families. Mullens will live freely amongst the other… Continue Reading

The List Of ‘Never Events’ Grows

Posted in Medicare

Effective 10/1/2008, hospitals and nursing homes will no longer be able to seek reimbursement from Medicare for medical conditions deemed preventable.  The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services is asking states to coordinate Medicare and Medicaid policies to prevent facilities from billing Medicaid for preventable medical errors for individuals who may be eligible for both… Continue Reading

Murder At All Faith Pavillion

Posted in Illinois Nursing Homes

Chicago Police charged Solomon Owasanoye, a 50-year-old West Cermak resident, with first degree murder of an All Faith Pavilion Nursing Home resident.  The victim, Ivory Jackson, a 77-year old resident at All Faith Pavilion died following an assault.  Mr. Jackson was struck in the head and developed an infection.  All Faith Pavilion has a long… Continue Reading

Caregiver Accused Of Rape

Posted in Nursing Home Abuse

A 44-year old woman was raped in Kent Nursing Home in Seattle.  The victim was particularly vulnerable with mental and physical impairments.  The rape was not discovered until the woman had a miscarriage and DNA testing confirmed that the act was done by an employee of the nursing home. ‘We entrust caregivers for dependent adults… Continue Reading

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