Typically, adults become physically frail and develop health issues as they age. As a result, many elders find it difficult to care for themselves alone, seeking assistance from family members or caretakers. Because of this, many elders are unfortunately at risk of...
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Confronting your parent about nursing home abuse
You’ve recently entrusted the total care of your parent to a nursing home. You still call and visit as much as possible. But you’re under the impression — as you should be — that you don’t need to make sure your elderly parents receive both basic needs and respect....
Risk factors that put some seniors at increased risk of abuse
Making the decision to place an elderly loved one in the care of a nursing home or medical facility is not easy. Family members often spend a lot of time researching options and figuring how to pay for accommodations, and they want to feel confident that their loved...
Is your loved one at risk in a Texas nursing home?
When your parent moved into a nursing home assisted living facility, you both likely experienced a big period of adjustment. You may have been quite used to stopping by his or her house for a visit after work. In fact, you might have grown up in that house and...
Elders deserve better than they receive in some nursing homes
Placing an elderly loved one into a nursing home can cause family members a considerable amount of trepidation. News stories and rumors regarding the abuse that occurs in nursing homes make it difficult for you and your family to know which facility to trust. Though...
What to do when a loved one has died in a nursing home
You probably remember the day your parent moved into the nursing home you had carefully chosen together. Such times are often highly emotional, and many adult children experience worry and anxiety, wondering whether they made the right choices for their loved ones....
Is your loved one a victim of elder abuse?
When your Texas family places a loved one in a nursing home or residential care facility, it is with the expectation that he or she will receive adequate care and treatment. Unfortunately, some facilities and care providers violate this trust, and your loved one may...
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