Nursing home claims - seek specialist advice
As a result of our ageing population, more and more of us have to make the difficult decision of placing a loved one in a nursing home. Sadly in some cases, our loved ones do not receive the high level of care we rightly expect, and become victims of neglect and/or abuse at the hands of those in whom their families had entrusted their care. 
The effects of this can be devastating both for the victim and their families. This is why Ralli have a team of dedicated specialists to assist victims and their families. This nursing home abuse team have set up a web-site to provide assistance at this difficult time. www.nursinghomeabuse.co.uk
If you suspect a loved one has suffered from any of the problems listed below or if you have any concerns about the treatment a loved one has received, our team of specialists will be happy to discuss your options with you.
Malnutrition or dehydration
Patients can become depressed, weak, confused and fatigued. Ultimately it can lead to the death of a patient.
Bedsores/pressure sores
These can be very mild in condition or very serious. They are usually found on the elbows, spine, tailbone, hips or feet. In the more serious cases they can result in amputation or death.
Falls and fractures
Patients can suffer lacerations, abrasions, bone fractures, disfigurement and head injury.
Medication Abuse
Patients can receive a drug which has not been prescribed to them or not receive medication which they require.
Abuse
This can include physical, mental, verbal, psychological and sexual abuse, unreasonable seclusion and intimidation.
Neglect
This is defined as the failure to care for a person in a manner which would avoid harm and pain, or the failure to react to a situation which may be harmful, such as a failure to provide adequate medical care.
Medication abuse
Patients are sometimes given a drug which has never been prescribed by their doctor or not given essential medication.
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