Anoka Rehab & Living Center Complaint Findings for Unexplained Injury In a report concluded on March 3, 2014, the Minnesota Department of Health cites Anoka Rehab for an unexplained injury to patient. It is alleged that neglect occurred with a resident was
Definition of “Neglect” and Nursing Home Neglect
Nursing Home Neglect Definition According to the National Adult Protective Services Association, NAPSA, “neglect” is described as: Physical neglect: includes failing to attend to a person’s medical, hygienic, nutrition and dietary needs, such as dispensing medications, changing bandages, bathing, grooming,
Care Aides in Minnesota have Little to No Training in Life-and-Death Situations
Minnesota Nursing Aides Have Little or Sometimes No Training on Serious Care Needs One care aide was frozen in fear in the living room of a home in St. Paul. Her patient was a quadriplegic man that she did not
Thief River Falls Elder Abuse Attorney

Thief River Falls Elder Abuse and Neglect Attorney Kenneth LaBore Thief River Falls Elder Abuse Attorney Kenneth L. LaBore is experienced in handling complex medical malpractice cases including nursing home neglect and abuse cases. Mr. LaBore has held elder care
Families Want Voices Heard in Nursing Home Complaint Inquiries
Each Nursing Home Complaint Needs to Be Investigated Thoroughly A state agency is taking care of the nursing home complaint of relatives who say that investigations of care facilities and nursing homes have been giving them no information. In one case,
Almost 50 Percent of Alzheimer’s Patients Abused According to Study
Nearly 1/2 of Alzheimer’s Patients Abused Almost 50 Percent of Alzheimer’s Patients Abused – The University of California, Irvine, recently conducted a study that examined the treatment of elderly individuals with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Unfortunately, the study found that nearly
Minnesota Nursing Home Lawyer Kenneth LaBore
Experienced Minnesota Nursing Home Lawyer According to Minnesota Nursing Home Lawyer Kenneth LaBore, it is the responsibility of a nursing home to comply with minimum care standards set forth through state and federal regulations. If someone you love is in
Third Degree Burns in Nursing Home from Radiator
Third Degree Burns from Preventable Accident in Nursing Home Third Degree Burns Nursing Home Minneapolis. This is an obviously avoidable form of negligent that would have been prevented with minimum care and supervision for the resident. Nursing homes across Minnesota
Minnesota Nursing Home Abuse is Preventable
Stop Minnesota Nursing Home Abuse Any type of nursing home abuse is wrong and a perhaps a crime. Under the Minnesota Nursing Homes Residents Bill of Rights, all residents have the right to “be free from harm, including abuse, neglect