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Adult Care Home Owner Faces Numerous State Criminal Charges

Earlier this month in Florida, the owner of an adult care home was charged in regards to multiple allegations related to the mistreatment of residents, which included such things as abusing residents, failure to provide an adequate number of beds, restraining a resident with handcuffs, and other crimes. According to…

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Sheriff Investigates Claim of Nursing Home Abuse of 86 Year Old Woman

A Sheriff’s Department in Georgia is investigating a claim that a nursing home staff member allegedly physically abused a patient. The incident was allegedly reported by both a family member and another staff member at the facility. An 86-year-old woman was hospitalized with bruises and a broken bone that she…

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Nursing Home Abuse Case Evolved into Homicide Investigation

The Center for Investigative Reporting made a finding that California is failing to protect patients living in care facilities across the state. What they discovered was unsettling. By searching through years of records, the group determined that investigators from the Department of Public Health failed to look into accusations of…

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“Nursing Home” Administrator Arrested for Numerous Criminal Charges

A Georgia woman was arrested following a raid on a local home in connection with a nursing home she reportedly runs. The woman was charged with abuse, neglect and exploitation of disabled persons, false imprisonment, and operating a personal care home without a license. The arrest took place earlier this…

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Four Nursing Home Employees Accused of Spraying Nursing Home Patients with Water “For Fun”

Three female former certified nursing assistants are accused of taking photographs of disrobed nursing home patients’ body parts, spraying them with water and filming the stunts for their own entertainment. A fifth individual has been charged for failing to report the incident. Three of the women pleaded guilty to two…

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