Extending Life, Waiting for Death at Nursing Home in Florida Review by Dave Shiflett Jan. 14 (Bloomberg) — Growing old isn’t for sissies. Anyone who doubts that should tune into “Andrew Jenks, Room 335,” which airs on Cinemax tomorrow at 7 p.m. New York time. The 90-minute film about life and death at a Florida
Spectrum News has an article discussing a study that shows elderly citizens to fear nursing homes and loss of independence more than death. 89% of America’s seniors want to age-in-place and are willing to use adaptive technology allowing them to maintain their independence, according to a study commissioned by Clarity and the EAR Foundation. The
I do not understand how nursing homes continue to say that they can’t make any money taking care of their residents. The corporate executives of Manor Care will get more than $200 million for their sale to the Carlyle Group. The head of America’s biggest nursing-home company is about to get intensive financial treatment. Chief
How do I blame thee? Let me count the ways Lynn R. Laufenberg’s article discussing the “blame the patient” defense in medical malpractice litigation is divided into three categories, each one relates to a different way the plaintiff can be blamed for the negligent care received. The author describes each one and offers suggestions on
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