It’s no secret by now that the shoddy conditions and lack of resources in nursing homes across the country has activists on both sides of the divide up in arms.
One particularly interesting debate raging in California showcases how frustrations between the two sides may be starting to boil over.
As an article detailed, a “surprise inspection” of a California facility by the state department of justice yielded some particularly disturbing results — one of which prominently described a resident left for a long period of time in a soiled diaper, even after inspectors allegedly notified the facility.
Unfortunate as it may be, stories like this are commonplace. What makes this situation particularly unique is that the nursing home, although under no obligation to do so, saw fit to respond stating, amongst other things, that the inspectors “did not have a clue what they were looking at.”
At the end of the day, unfortunately, there are no real winners in situations such as these — putting a positive “spin” on reports, findings, etc. doesn’t change the fact that, for whatever reason — neglect, underfunding, understaffing, or anything else imaginable — some of society’s most vulnerable members are put into situations where their dignity is compromised. They deserve better.
You can contact us here 24/7/365 (and we really mean that as we will answer our phone) if you have anyquestions and to learn how we may be able to help you or your loved one who has been a victim of nursing home abuse or neglect – in particular, you will find that we listen, take your phone calls and e-mails (and even text messages!). We would be honored to help you with your matters – large or small.
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