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After Florida deaths, Trump administration called out for making it harder to sue nursing homes

Friday September 15, 2017
This week’s tragedy at a Florida nursing home, where eight people died in the wake of Hurricane Irma, brought to light how the Trump administration is aiming to make it harder for seniors and their families to hold nursing homes accountable.
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Ohio nursing homes among the nation's lowest rated in quality of care: A Critical Choice

Tuesday August 22, 2017
CLEVELAND, Ohio - For nearly 12 hours, nurses at Normandy Manor of Rocky River accidentally poisoned Susanne Lawrence. The nurses had given her 20 times the prescribed dosage of oxycodone, or 500 milligrams, according to state and federal reports. They failed to read the label on the drug and did not dilute it, investigators said, […]
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Jury awards family $1 million in lawsuit against Beachwood nursing home

Tuesday August 22, 2017
BEACHWOOD, Ohio -- A jury has awarded the family of a former Beachwood nursing home resident $1 million in a lawsuit filed more than two and a half years ago. The resident, 71-year-old Mary L. Stevens, died in May 2012 at Beachwood Pointe Care Center on Chagrin Boulevard. She suffered infected pressure wounds, or bedsores, caused by […]
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See all 26 lowest-rated, one-star nursing homes in Northeast Ohio

Tuesday August 22, 2017
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- In 2008, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services unveiled Nursing Home Compare to help consumers find the best choices in nursing-home care. It uses the star system: One star is the lowest rating, while five is the highest. As of Feb. 1, 2017, there were 26 one-star nursing home in seven Northeast Ohio […]
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Ohio nursing home inspectors fail to meet federal deadlines amid serious understaffing: A Critical Choice

Tuesday August 22, 2017
CLEVELAND, Ohio - The agency that provides Ohio's nursing home inspectors -- the officials charged with making sure the state's most vulnerable receive proper care -- is understaffed by at least a dozen employees and, for years, has failed to meet federal deadlines for evaluating facilities... Read More   The Dickson Firm believes it is […]
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Abuse case, resident's death raise questions about nursing home care: A Critical Choice

Tuesday August 22, 2017
CLEVELAND, Ohio - One incapacitated resident at Park East Care and Rehab Center was tormented by an employee who admitted spraying cleaning solution into his eyes. Another resident died, after Park East's nursing staff apparently twice neglected to clean his breathing tube, according to state and federal reports... Read More   The Dickson Firm believes it is […]
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Ohio tort reform protects rapists per Ohio Supreme Court ruling

Thursday December 15, 2016
Lack of accountability provides employment avenues for sexual predators Columbus, OH.(December 14, 2016) - The Ohio Supreme Court today ruled that Ohio’s tort reform legislation, passed in 2005, protects a business that knowingly hires sexual predators, thereby allows sexual offenders to work with children and other vulnerable Ohioans. According to the ruling, an entity that […]
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Life Care Centers of America agrees to $145 million settlement

Thursday November 03, 2016
Written by and originally posted on The Times Free Press. Life Care Centers of America, the nation's largest private nursing home company based in Cleveland, Tenn., has agreed to pay $145 million over charges that it overbilled the government for its cost of treating patients, the U.S. Department of Justice announced today in a landmark […]
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CMS bans pre-dispute forced arbitration in nursing home contracts

Friday October 21, 2016
Written by Diane M. Zhang and originally published on the AAJ. On Sept. 28, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued a final rule prohibiting nursing homes from using pre-dispute arbitration agreements in admissions contracts dated on or after Nov. 28, 2016. The rule applies to all skilled nursing facilities that receive money from […]
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Wells Fargo's Secret Weapon? The Ripoff Clause

Thursday October 06, 2016
Our coalition partners in the fight to end forced arbitration have created a fantastic new video showing how Wells Fargo used forced arbitration to hide its massive scheme to create fraudulent accounts in customers’ names. At recent hearings in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, Members of Congress chastised Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf […]
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