Protecting Your Loved Ones In Elder Care
As our population ages, senior abuse and nursing home abuse are on the rise. We at Debra L. Broz, Attorneys at Law, PLC, have been fighting to bring justice to the victims of elder abuse for years. If your loved one shows any of the following signs of abuse from reckless or negligent actions, act immediately.
- Inexplicable cause of death
- Bedsores or ulcers
- Sprains, strains or broken bones
- Falls
- Malnutrition
- Dehydration
- Other injuries such as burns or cuts
- Prescription medication errors
- Prescription medication overdoses
- Unhygienic living conditions
Does your loved one show any agitation, withdrawal or fear, frequent crying or complaints of poor treatment? These can also be signs of abuse. Families place their trust in nursing homes to provide the care their loved ones need, but nursing homes are often understaffed. As a result, certified nurse assistants are required to care for more residents than they can handle. We are prepared to fight for your loved ones to ensure they get the justice they need to recover from their abuse.
Now Is the Time To Take Action
If your parent or an elderly loved one has suffered due to the actions of another person, do not wait; call us to help. Speak with a member of our team about your case by calling 270-782-8184 for a free consultation. We handle VA disability claims throughout Warren County and southcentral Kentucky.