Another great Nursing Home Litigation CLE is in the books thanks to our amazing facility and course planner! ✨Thanks to Jennifer Burnett and Anthony Harbin of Harbin & Burnett, LLP; Stuart Mauney of Gallivan, White & Boyd, P.A.; Lee Cope of Peters Murdaugh Parker Eltzroth & Detrick, PA; Perry Buckner of Yarborough Applegate Attorneys at Law; Ray Mullman of Poliakoff & Associates P.A.; Robert Chambers of Turner Padget Graham &
Marc Racicot was a conservative Republican two-term governor of Montana. He served as chairman of the Republican National Committee. Dear Chairwoman McDaniel, It is a sad day, indeed. Having held the same position that you presently occupy two decades ago, I would never have imagined that the day would come when the chair of the
South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control publishes data, guidelines, and safety standards. UPDATED – Long-Term Care Facilities Visitation Guidelines – (PDF) Get the most current Recent Disease Activity by County report, which is updated on Thursdays. Reporting Requirements for COVID-19 Vaccine Providers Entry of Healthcare Workers and Other Providers of Services at Long-Term Care Facilities Memo – (PDF) Long-Term
Industry-wide Problems COVID-19’s unrelenting spread exposed deep, systemic problems with the quality of care — or lack thereof — at nursing homes. CDC reports at least 150,000 COVID deaths in U.S. nursing homes. The industry’s track record was horrible before COVID. Multiple studies find that nursing homes with fewer nursing staff members experienced significantly higher
Registered Sexual Offenders The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported on horrible incidents at Brighton Rehabilitation and Wellness Center. Nursing assistant Shelly Houk caught resident Richard Walter assaulting a demented “child-like” woman. She saw Walter with his pants down forcing the woman’s head in his lap. Houk later testified at Walter’s preliminary hearing on charges of sexual assault. The
NPR discussed unsafe staffing in assisted living facilities. With the omicron variant causing a surge of COVID-19 infections, even more staff stay away or stay home making overworked and underappreciated caregivers work even harder increasing abuse, neglect, and injury. UNSAFE STAFFING JUANA SUMMERS, HOST: COVID-19 has killed more than 200,000 residents and staff at nursing
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