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“Roach motels” – are you more likely to die in your hospital than others?

There used to be a frequent television commercial for a roach-exterminating product called “roach motel.” The product’s slogan was something to the effect of, “Roaches go in, but they don’t come out.” Obviously this would not be a good slogan for hospitals, “Patients come in, but they don’t go out.”
Florida state government now has a [...]

The infection rate at Florida Hospital – Ormond Memorial in Ormond Beach is noted as “higher than expected.” | Daytona Beach medical malpractice attorney

“Superbugs” such as methicillin-resistant staphylococcus and a new strain of Clostridium difficile are becoming much more prevalent. They are difficult to resolve, require more powerful antibiotics with side effects and sometimes cause death. They are especially dangerous if you have a co-occurring challenging health condition.   Our clients come to us with difficult stories about how [...]

Three things to do before you need a nursing home – good planning | Daytona Nursing Home Injury Lawyer

No one wants to go to a nursing home. Everyone in a nursing home is sick. We tend to put off discussions about poor health and taking care of documents we will need if we have to go to a nursing home. However, those discussions and documents are critically important and can make a very [...]

Will a doctor refuse to treat you for your heart attack because you will lower his score?

Amazingly, sometimes doctors or physicians assistants in Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach, Deltona and other Volusia County cities misdiagnose your health condition because they do not recognize classic symptoms of heart attacks. Some symptoms of heart attacks are also symptoms of the flu, such as nausea, coughing, difficulty getting a deep breath and weakness. Many [...]

End-of-life planning to avoid nursing home abuse – feeding tubes

Nursing home residents and their families all too often face very difficult choices about quality of life while in the nursing home. Some medical procedures extend life but can cause a serious deterioration in the quality of life. We have noticed over the years that our clients in Daytona Beach, Deltona, New Smyrna Beach, [...]

Budget cuts caused by the recession are life-threatening for the elderly in nursing homes

Unnoticed in most of the discussion about the economy in Washington is the probable effect of the recession on the elderly in nursing homes. Throughout the country state legislatures are debating reductions in reimbursement for nursing home services to be paid by Medicaid. The Centers for Medicare are considering similar reductions. Some nursing home [...]

Death by antibiotics in a nursing home

A particularly dangerous form of infection for nursing home patients is often a result of taking antibiotics. Clostridium difficile, usually abbreviated as c. diff., has become more widespread and deadly for nursing home and hospital patients.
Many hospital and nursing home patients have to take antibiotics for some type of infection. For example, very [...]

Medicare rates two nursing homes the lowest in Volusia County

Medicare rates nursing homes throughout the country with a five star rating system created to help consumers and their families to compare nursing homes. The ratings are based on health inspections, staffing levels and a variety of quality measures. Trained inspectors from state agencies do on-site inspections. Federal surveyors check on the state agency work [...]

State agency says Daytona Beach nursing homes are substandard

The Florida Agency for Health Care Administration is responsible for licensing and regulating nursing homes throughout the state of Florida. Each year the agency inspects nursing homes to determine whether they meet the standards for operation under Florida law.
Although the dates of inspection are not announced, nursing homes sometimes are able to anticipate when the [...]

Should we tie a patient down in bed to prevent a fall?

Many of our clients have told us that when their elderly loved ones are in a hospital, nurses used wrist restraints and bedside rails to keep them from falling out of bed. Then after the hospital at a nursing home, the nurses claim that side rails cannot be used because they are “restraint’ and they [...]