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Staff Must Be Diligent In Order To Avoid Clogged Breathing Tubes Amongst Nursing Home Patients

Posted in Ventilator Patients

In nursing homes, residents who have trouble breathing on their own (from illness or weakness) might require a breathing tube.  A breathing tube, or endotracheal tubes can be used for multiple situations where a patient needs assistance breathing, most nursing home patients who require a breathing tube also require the use of a ventilator.  In these patients,… Continue Reading

Failure To Clean Trach Tube Leads To Lawsuit

Posted in Litigation

The parents of a 49-year-old nursing home residents have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against  Aldercrest Health & Rehabilitation Center in Seattle the death of their for their daughter.  The woman who had suffered a stroke, which led to a tracheotomy.  The woman’s family selected Aldercrest because staff at the facility made assurrances of providing… Continue Reading

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