San Antonio Assisted Living Facility Negligence Attorney
Assisted living facilities are meant to provide care and support for individuals needing assistance with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, and medication management. However, when the staff at an assisted living facility fails to meet their duty of care, it can result in serious harm or even death for residents.
At Miller Medical Malpractice, we have worked with numerous clients who have suffered due to the negligence of an assisted living facility in San Antonio and throughout Texas. Our team is dedicated to helping individuals, and their families hold these facilities accountable for their actions and obtain compensation for any damages incurred.
If you suspect negligence, you must talk to someone who can help you navigate these complex situations. Our experienced trial litigator, Byron Miller, deeply understands the laws and regulations surrounding assisted living facilities and can provide you with personalized and knowledgeable representation.
Contact us at (210) 361-9796 or via online form to discuss how we can support you and your family.
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Identifying Signs of Negligence
Negligence in assisted living facilities can be subtle and deeply damaging, often creeping in through substandard care and an inattention to the needs of residents. It is crucial to be vigilant for signs indicating a lapse in the duty of care these institutions owe their residents. Recognizing these signs early can be vital in protecting your loved ones from harm and in seeking justice for any wrongdoing.
Here are some common indicators of negligence that should prompt further investigation:
- Unexplained injuries or falls: Frequent accidents, such as falls, bruises, or cuts, may suggest inadequate supervision or a disregard for resident safety.
- Rapid weight loss or malnutrition: These can be signs that residents are not receiving appropriate nutrition or that their dietary needs are neglected.
- Poor personal hygiene: If residents appear unkempt with dirty clothing or bad hygiene, it may indicate that staff are not providing suitable assistance with daily tasks.
- Emotional withdrawal: Sudden changes in behavior or an unusual lack of communication that may hint at emotional or psychological abuse.
- Bedsores or pressure ulcers: These injuries are often associated with neglect and can indicate that a resident has been left in one position for too long without proper care.
- Medication errors: Receiving the wrong medication or dosage can have severe consequences, often leading to a breakdown in proper medical care procedures.
- Environmental hazards: Unsanitary living conditions, unsafe furniture, or cluttered walkways signal that the facility is not being maintained properly, putting residents at risk of injury or illness.
