Elder Abuse

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Nursing homes are supposed to ensure that grandparents or elderly parents get the best care possible when we are unable to be there for our loved ones. Nursing home caregivers who inflict emotional abuse and physical abuse, need to be held accountable for their illegal actions. Most elderly victims are not able to defend themselves or report mistreatment.

If you believe that a loved one has suffered from improper care at a nursing home in New York State, contact Elderly Abuse Attorneys at Ajlouny Injury Law at 718-233-3913 for FREE ADVICE.

Elder Abuse may include:

Dehydration
Malnutrition
Bed Sores
Fractures
Burns
Bruising or Scarring
Poor Hygiene
Mental or Verbal Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Physical Abuse
Slip and Fall

Wrongful Death

Elder abuse FAQs

What are the 6 types of elder abuse?

Here are 6 most common types of elder abuse:
Physical Abuse
Emotional or Psychological Abuse
Sexual Abuse
Neglect or Abandonment by Caregivers
Financial Exploitation
Healthcare Fraud & Abuse

What are Signs and symptoms of elder abuse?

Signs and symptoms of elder abuse can include:
Injuries such as bruises, cuts, or broken bones
Malnourished or weight loss
Poor hygiene
Symptoms of anxiety, depression, or confusion
Unexplained transactions or loss of money
Withdrawal from family members or friends

What is the most common type of elder abuse?

According to the National Council on Aging (NCOA), elders are more likely to self-report financial exploitation than emotional, physical, and sexual abuse or neglect. According to the NCEA, neglect is the most common type of elder abuse.

What is the most common reason for failing to report elder abuse?

Bedsores, poor hygiene, unexplained weight loss, worsening control of medical problems (such as high blood pressure, heart failure and diabetes, often resulting in frequent visits to the emergency department or hospitalization) and other signs of neglect.

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