Nursing Home Abuse

Helping you protect your loved ones from nursing home and long-term care facility abuse & neglect

Archive for February, 2006

Former Nursing Home Worker Sentenced; Victims’ Families Upset With Judge’s Decision

Tuesday, February 21st, 2006. Dedham, MA - A former nurse's aid was sentenced on Tuesday for abusing Alzheimer's patients at a Franklin facility. NewsCenter 5's Amalia Barreda reported that Bernadette Stackpole, 54, pleaded guilty earlier this month to 10 counts of assault and battery. Stackpole admitted to abusing patients who ranged in age from 75 ... [More >>]

Older Iowans Legislature works for the rights and interests of Iowa’s senior citizens

Thursday, February 16th, 2006. How can Iowa's senior citizens get the attention of the state's legislators? One way is to support and participate in the Older Iowans Legislature. Bonnie Shannon, Missouri Valley, serves as the body's secretary. The Older Iowans Legislature was created as an advocacy group for the less fortunate, principally to try to ... [More >>]

Former Nursing Assistant Charged With Abusing Nursing Home Patient

Thursday, February 16th, 2006. Chesterrown, MD - A former geriatric nursing assistant at Chester River Manor, located in Chestertown, has been charged with abusing one of the nursing home's patients. According to the Maryland Office of the Attorney General's, Donishia Wilson, 22, of Potts Road in Worton, Md., was charged in the Circuit Court for ... [More >>]

Still waiting for nursing-home staff increase

Friday, February 10th, 2006. This is the year. This is it -- the year nursing-home residents have been waiting for. Five years ago, the Legislature made a promise to nursing-home residents. In exchange for limits on their ability to sue homes for abuse or neglect, Florida promised it would meet federally recommended minimum staffing levels. ... [More >>]

Nursing home could lose its license; Problems at St. Jude Specialty Care are in past, manager says

Friday, February 10th, 2006. The state of Oregon is threatening to close an east Portland nursing home if the facility doesn’t get its act together. Citing three bad inspection reports in the last two years as well as several complaints that were found to be valid, the state on Jan. 18 informed St. Jude Specialty ... [More >>]

Nursing Home Lawsuit

Friday, February 10th, 2006. Standardsville, VA - A Nursing Home in Greene County is facing a lawsuit. They're being accused of allegedly abusing and neglecting residents there and in one case one person died. document.write(''); The Virginia Department Office of Protection and Advocacy, VOPA, is suing the Evergreene Nursing Care Center for ... [More >>]

Officials probe nursing home abuse charge

Friday, February 10th, 2006. Brockton, MA - The state Department of Public Health and local police are investigating allegations that a worker at a local nursing home abused a patient earlier this month. The DPH launched an investigation into St. Joseph Manor, a Brockton nursing home, after getting a complaint about the facility Feb. 4. ... [More >>]

Aledo nursing home challenges state fine

Wednesday, February 8th, 2006. Aledo, IL - A hearing is taking place this week as the Mercer County Nursing Home challenges a $5,000 fine from the state. The penalty was announced in November by the Illinois Department of Public Health. The 95-bed skilled care facility in Aledo was cited for failing to provide adequate supervision ... [More >>]

Investigators return to assisted living facility

Tuesday, February 7th, 2006. Wilmington, DE - Department of Social Services investigators returned to a Wilmington assisted living facility today. Accusations surfaced last week that residents at the Meadows did not get enough food. There's also evidence that roaches are infesting some of the patients' rooms. More people are stepping forward with stories about what's happening ... [More >>]

Investigators return to assisted living facility

Monday, February 6th, 2006. Wilmington, DE - Department of Social Services investigators returned to a Wilmington assisted living facility today. Accusations surfaced last week that residents at the Meadows did not get enough food. There's also evidence that roaches are infesting some of the patients' rooms. More people are stepping forward with stories about what's happening ... [More >>]

Bad Behavior has blocked 518 access attempts in the last 7 days.

Last Updated: August 12, 2008. 01:23:02 pm

Goldberg, Persky & White, P.C. | Mesothelioma