Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer in Augusta

Nursing home abuse can take many forms, and that is why it is important to recognize the signs. Common signs your loved one has suffered abuse at a nursing home include: 

• Unexplained injuries
• Sudden changes in behavior
• Poor hygiene
• Withdrawal from social activities.
• Bedsores
• Dehydration
• Untreated medical conditions
• Sudden financial difficulties.

If you suspect nursing home abuse, there are several steps you should take to protect your loved one. Here’s what to do:

• Remove your loved one from the abusive situation.
• Report the abuse to the nursing home administration.
• File a complaint with the state Department of Community Health
• Document any signs of abuse with photos, videos, and written records.
• Seek medical attention for your loved one if necessary.
• Contact Morgan and Morgan to have your case reviewed for free.

When you contact us about a nursing abuse case, we will review it for free to determine whether you have grounds to take action. If you do, our nursing home abuse attorney might be able to represent you or a loved one.

Victims of nursing home abuse can seek compensation for a wide range of damage. Among others, these damages may cover medical expenses, pain and suffering, emotional distress, and costs related to moving to a safer facility.  

Each case of nursing home abuse is unique, which is why we recommend having it reviewed by an expert at Morgan and Morgan. As America's most powerful injury firm, we handle about 5,000 calls a day from people just like you who are looking for answers and possible legal intervention. If you suspect that your loved one has experienced abuse in a nursing home, tell us about your case. We might be able to help.