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Nursing Home Abuse News

Safety Advocate Applauds Government Decision Mandating Installation Of Smoke Detectors In Nursing Homes

The nation’s older nursing homes were primed for fire disaster that finally happened—tragically twice last year—when fires caused deaths of elderly residents at homes in Tennessee and Connecticut. The reason for the disaster—the homes were exempt from having to install sprinkler or fire alarm systems. That’s why a leading seniors’ safety advocate says the decision of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to mandate the installation of smoke detectors in nursing homes lacking sprinkler systems or hard-wired detection systems can help save the lives of nursing home clients, while providing increased peace of mind for caregiver families.

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Did You Know?

There are signs of nursing home abuse.
Some signs include physical abuse, neglect and verbal or emotional abuse. Other signs include sudden weight loss, bruising, falls, bedsores and restraints.

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	News about Nursing Home Abuse cases in Wyoming and nationwide: New Nursing Home Fire Safety Act Senators Richard Burr (R-NC) and Christopher Dodd (D-CT) today introduced the Nursing Home Fire Safety Act of 2006. The legislation would authorize... Read more > Oak Park Nursing Home Fined For Not Reporting Abuse SPRINGFIELD, Ill. -- Woodbine Nursing Home has been fined $10,000 (Statement of Violation) by the Illinois Department of Public Health for failure ... Read more > Nurse Aide Pleads Guilty To Beating 85-Year-Old Patient Ronald S. Blackwell, 30, a certified nurse's aide at St. Andrews Presbyterian Manor in Buffalo has pled guilty to the crime before Supreme Court Ju... Read more > More Nursing Home News >

Nursing Home Terms

Today's Terms

Dementia

Definition:
A clinical term used to describe a group of brain disorders that disrupt and impair cognitive functions -- thinking, memory, judgment -- personality, mood, and social interaction. Also, see Senility in this Glossary.

Patient Bill of Rights

Definition:
A list of principles to be followed to ensure that patients receiving health care services will be treated with dignity and will participate fully in decisions relevant to their health care

Congregate Meals

Definition:
Nutritious meals provided at least five days a week in local Senior Citizen Centers throughout the State. Meals are usually served around noon, and in some areas meals may be available at other times of the day. Besides providing nutrition, congregate meals provide needed socialization for older adults.

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