Texas Ranks Last in the Nation for Nursing Home Care

By JohnNursing Home Abuse & Neglect

A recent study by the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation placed Texas 50th out of 50 states in quality of nursing home care nationwide, according to a recent article in Business Wire.  This is the third year in a row that Texas has been ranked last in nursing home care in a nationwide study, according to the article.

Understanding the Rights of Texas Nursing Home Residents

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In addition to the rights and freedoms enjoyed by all Texas citizens, Texans who are age 60 or over also have certain protected rights under state law, according to the Office of the Attorney General.  These rights are intended to protect elderly individuals from cases of abuse, neglect, and exploitation, including harm that might occur while the person is living …

Texas Attorney General Provides Tips for Choosing a Safe and Caring Nursing Home

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Elder abuse is a growing problem in Texas and nationwide, according to the Texas Attorney General’s office. Unfortunately, many instances of abuse, neglect, or exploitation occur in nursing home settings. If you are seeking nursing home care for your loved one, there is much you can do to help prevent harm or mistreatment in the future. Start by asking for …

Nursing Home Arbitration Clauses Make the Fight for Justice More Difficult

By JohnNursing Home Abuse & Neglect

When a loved one is injured through abuse or neglect while in a nursing home, the family must take action quickly.  Investigating the cause of the injury, putting a stop to it, and ensuring the nursing home doesn’t continue their harmful behavior is essential to protect every resident in a nursing home’s care. Trust the Dallas personal injury lawyers of …

Death of Texas Nursing Home Patient Spurs Investigation

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The death of a nursing home resident in Temple has prompted an investigation by the Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services, according to a recent article in the Temple Daily Telegram. A 43 year old disabled man residing at Regency Manor Healthcare Center was found unresponsive by nursing home staff. Police and emergency personnel were called, but the man …

Nursing Home Abuse or Neglect: Know the Signs

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If a loved one is suffering abuse or neglect in a nursing home, you might find that the signs are difficult to detect at first. This is particularly true if your loved one has a condition that impairs their communication or cognitive awareness, which makes it more difficult for them to alert you to a serious problem. Click Here to …

Governor Greg Abbott Signs Three Strikes Nursing Home Bill

By JohnNursing Home Abuse & Neglect

Texas governor Greg Abbott recently signed Senate Bill 304, which imposes stricter requirements on the state’s nursing homes and includes concrete steps for shutting down facilities that consistently violate health and safety laws, according to a recent article in the Bandera County Courier. The new law, also known as the “three strikes” law, requires the state’s Department of Aging and …

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