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Nursing Home Abuse NewsArchive: Nursing Home Abuse OhioMore Nursing Home Inspectors Sought For CincinnatiTuesday, June 17th, 2008. Cincinnati, OH - When Cora McGuire sat down before a Cincinnati city council committee Tuesday, her message was simple and blunt. "We need three more nursing home inspectors or we might as well turn the inspections over to the State of Ohio," she told members of the Health, Environment and Education ... [More >>] Financial Abuse Alleged at Nursing HomeFriday, June 6th, 2008. Cincinnati, OH - The clients at Westside Health Care Nursing Home, and also at the Terrace Assisted Living Facility are generally people who need a lot of help. Janet Pecquet, Residents' Attorney: "They are of limited capacity and unable to protect themselves fully. Some are more able than others, but for ... [More >>] Social workers in nursing homes need to be licensedTuesday, May 6th, 2008. Athens, OH - Advocating for a relative in four Ohio nursing homes showed me there is a lot for the public to know and much for our legislators to do. One area of concern is that administrators can have titles that mislead the public as to the kind of care ... [More >>] Nursing home to lose federal fundingSunday, May 4th, 2008. Canton, OH - From humble beginnings, [Smith Healthcare Center] was the first black-owned nursing home in Stark County. It was the only family-owned center of its kind in Canton. It was a place residents got home-cooked meals and personal care. On May 21, the federal government will stop funding the nursing ... [More >>] Citations pile up for Concord CareFriday, April 25th, 2008. Sandusky, OH - Concord Care and Rehabilitation Center could pay more than $4,000 as penalty for an abuse citation issued to the nursing home by the Ohio Department of Health. The citation, along with recent violations for failing to notify a guardian of a resident's health changes and another for ... [More >>] Conference on elder abuse draws crowd to KSU-AshtabulaSaturday, April 19th, 2008. Ashtabula, OH - Most elderly people who are victims of a scam never tell their children, according to Paul Greenwood, deputy district attorney for San Diego County, Calif. “They are afraid they will stick them in a nursing home,” he said. “They rather lose $50,000 than lose their independence.” Greenwood’s expertise is ... [More >>] Utilizing resources can lessen difficulties in choosing nursing homesSunday, March 23rd, 2008. Toledo, OH - Nursing homes are under increased scrutiny after several heart-wrenching incidents locally, including nurse John Riems' reported confession that he sexually assaulted about 100 nursing home residents in his 20-year career. A trial on allegations that Mr. Riems raped and abused two disabled male residents at Concord Care and ... [More >>] Nurse Accused of Abuse Pleads Not GuiltyFriday, February 15th, 2008. Sandusky, OH - A former nurse accused of abusing patients at a northern Ohio nursing home has pleaded not guilty to new charges. John Riems was charged with rape, sexual battery and patient abuse. Riems, 49, entered the plea when he was arraigned Wednesday, participating in court session via closed circuit television ... [More >>] Protecting the ElderlyThursday, February 14th, 2008. Sandusky, OH - The case of the nurse who reportedly admits to having abused nearly 100 nursing-home patients since the 1980s is the nightmare dreaded by every family with loved ones in a care facility. Those patients, usually elderly, are among the most defenseless citizens and deserve protection from abuse, a ... [More >>] Sandusky man indicted in nursing home rapesMonday, February 11th, 2008. Sandusky, OH - A Sandusky man has been indicted by an Erie County grand jury on charges of rape involving two patients at the Concord Care Center where he worked. John Riems was indicted on two counts each of rape, sexual battery, and patient abuse. The indictments yesterday involved two ... [More >>] Bad Behavior has blocked 1326 access attempts in the last 7 days. |
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