Naples Nursing Home Abuse Attorney
Suspect nursing home abuse or neglect? We fight for your loved one’s safety and your family’s peace of mind. Placing a family member in a long-term care facility is an act of trust, but when that trust is shattered by negligence, it can have catastrophic consequences. A seasoned attorney, like a member of the team at Weldon & Rothman, PL, can ensure your family receives rightful compensation after the discovery of abuse or neglect.
Florida Nursing Home Abuse and Neglect
Cases of nursing home abuse and neglect can lead to serious trauma, including infections from bedsores, injuries from falls, malnutrition, dehydration, and emotional suffering. These injuries can permanently alter a resident’s ability to function and diminish their overall quality of life. Along with the physical pain and suffering, your family may also face steep medical bills and emotional anguish. If you or a loved one has suffered from neglect in a Florida nursing home, you may be entitled to compensation for your losses.
Justice for Your Loved One
Our Naples nursing home abuse attorneys provide aggressive representation for victims and their families in Southwest Florida. We’ll work to determine the at-fault parties and pursue compensation for your losses, including medical expenses, pain and suffering, rehabilitation costs, lost wages, and loss of enjoyment of life. Proven results. No fees unless we win. Call now for a confidential case review.
Nursing Home Abuse FAQs
Who is liable in a nursing home abuse case?
Depending on the evidence, the negligent staff member, the nursing home facility itself, and its parent corporation may be held liable for damages.
What is the statute of limitations for nursing home abuse in Florida?
The statute of limitations for nursing home negligence cases in Florida is two years from the date the incident was discovered, or should have been discovered. It is vital to contact an attorney quickly to protect your rights.
What should you do if you suspect a loved one is being mistreated?
If you believe they are in immediate danger, call 911. You should report your concerns to the facility administration and the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA). Document everything you can, including photos of injuries or poor conditions. Before speaking to the facility’s insurance company, call our office for a free consultation – call today.