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Discovering that a parent with dementia has been abused in a nursing home or assisted living facility is devastating—and many families immediately ask whether they still have legal options if their loved one cannot clearly explain what happened. The short answer is yes. In Arizona, elder abuse laws protect vulnerable adults even when they…

Families place trust in Arizona nursing homes when an elderly loved one requires around-the-clock care that exceeds what family members can safely provide. While many facilities advertise attentive, skilled care, the reality is that nursing homes are often understaffed and rely on overworked or undertrained caregivers. When staff fail to properly monitor residents or…

Nursing home administrators, staff, and caregivers have a legal obligation to provide skilled care and the best possible quality of life with respect for each resident’s human dignity. Part of this responsibility is to prevent painful bedsores and to promptly recognize bedsores in the earliest possible stages to minimize the pain and prevent infections…

As our population ages, the need for effective care solutions for elderly individuals becomes increasingly vital. Many seniors prefer to remain in their own homes rather than move to nursing homes, especially given the growing concerns over nursing home abuse and understaffing. Home monitoring systems have emerged as a crucial tool in safeguarding the…

There comes a time when still-active seniors aren’t completely safe living alone but are still far from ready for a nursing home. An assisted living facility is an ideal environment for seniors who maintain a high degree of independence but may have medical conditions that need monitoring or require wellness checks. In an assisted…