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Nursing Homes Abuse Blog By Jonathan Rosenfeld

Tag Archives: long-term care

Insight On The State Of Nursing Homes From The Director Of Michigan Disability Rights Coalition

Posted in National Nursing Home Issues

The most recent portion of my attempt to get insights on the state of nursing homes comes from Norm DeLisle, the Executive Director of Michigan Disability Rights Coalition.  Norm has an extensive background advocating for seniors in Michigan.  Thanks Norm! Who are you and what type of work do you do? My name is Norm… Continue Reading

Contractures In Nursing Home Patients Put Them At Risk For Developing Decubitus Ulcers & Other Injuries

Posted in Bed Sores, Pressure Sores, Decubitus Ulcers & Pressure Ulcers, Contractures

After working on many cases involving the development of pressure sores in a nursing home or other long term care settings, I am convinced that contractures are a tremendously under-appreciated threat to patient health.  Like many ailments, we are now learning that getting older should not necessarily mean developing disabling conditions such as contractures-  with… Continue Reading

Got Cash? You Better!

Posted in Economics

Failure to account for the cost of nursing facility care is the main cause of impoverishment among the elderly.  An American Health Care Association report recently reported that the average American man is expected to spend $56,895 in long-term care expenses.  The  average long term care cost for American women is $124,370.  Private health insurance… Continue Reading

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