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What should I do if I suspect nursing home negligence & abuse?

Get help immediately. If the nursing home negligence or abuse is severe and the resident's life is in jeopardy, you should call the police immediately and get the resident to a hospital. If the suspected neglect or abuse is not severe enough to warrant police intervention, bring the matter to the attention of the nursing home administrator or the director of nursing immediately. If the matter is not resolved, you can get help through government agencies, and advocacy groups. Pennsylvania residents can click here for contact information.

If you have a general information question about nursing home abuse or neglect that is not answered here, please click here to send your question to us and we will do our best to help you.

Sources: Service Employees International Union Report (1999); Health Care Financing Administration's Online Survey, Certification and Reporting Data (March 2000); HCFA's National Restraint Reduction Newsletter (Summer 2000); Philadelphia Enquirer, Report Criticizes State over Nursing Homes (March 11, 1998)

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