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Wrongful Death Lawsuit Claims That Assisted Living Facility Failed To Care For Vulnerable Patient

Posted in Assisted Living Facilities, Wrongful Death

The family of a resident at a Wisconsin assisted living facility has filed a lawsuit against the facility and it parent company, Assisted Living Concepts LTD, in relation to the events leading up to her death in 2010.  In particular, the lawsuit claims that Marilyn Brown was admitted to Cedar Gardens in July, 2008 for… Continue Reading

Failure To Properly Treat Surgical Wounds Results In Settlement Of Wrongful Death Case With Nursing Home

Posted in Infections In Nursing Homes, Wrongful Death

The Chicago Tribune reported on a story involving the $2 million settlement of a wrongful death lawsuit involving a patient at a Wisconsin nursing home who suffered complications from improperly cared for surgical wounds.  The patient identified as Cynthia Wilms, was admitted to Willows Nursing and Rehabilitation in 2007 following a hip replacement surgery.  According… Continue Reading

New Pay-For-Performance Program Initiated To Help Improve Nursing Home Care

Posted in Medicare

Nursing homes will now have one more reason to improve patient care–they will be paid for doing so. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) will initiate a new pay-for-performance program to inspire nursing to provide improved care to residents. The plan formally known as,  Nursing Home Value-Based Purchasing Demonstration Project, will begin in July… Continue Reading

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