Three Nurses Stabbed with Scissors at New York Hospital; Patient Charged
A patient at Ellis Hospital allegedly stabbed three nurses at Ellis Hospital February 27 with medical scissors.
Read More »Older Parkinson’s Patients Often Wrongly Given Antipsychotics, Study Says
More than one-third of older people with Parkinson’s disease in long-term care who experienced therapy-related psychosis were prescribed antipsychotic medications considered inappropriate under current guidelines, a study found.
Read More »Anxiety Mounts among US Health Workers on the Front Lines of Coronavirus Outbreak
Doctors and nurses say they are alarmed by reports that multiple health workers in the United States have been sickened by a deadly coronavirus and that hospitals and other healthcare…
Read More »Legionella at Ohio Nursing Home Not Revealed until after 90-Year-Old Checked In, Family Says
A nursing home in Ohio with three confirmed cases of Legionnaires bacteria since October did not disclose the cases at check-in, says a resident’s family, despite recent diagnosis and an…
Read More »Residents Returned to New York Nursing Home after Carbon Monoxide Leak
Most residents of a Carthage nursing home returned to the facility Sunday afternoon, after a carbon monoxide leak forced their evacuation Sunday morning.
Read More »Woman Sues over Alleged Nursing Home Abuse
The elderly woman who was allegedly abused by a nursing home aide has filed a lawsuit against the caretaker as well as the Allied Services Meade Street Skilled Nursing facility.
Read More »SJC Says Relatives Cannot Sue Nursing Homes for Wrongful Death of Loved One if They Sign Arbitration Agreements
In a closely watched case, the state’s highest court ruled Thursday that a relative of a nursing home resident who died from possible neglect cannot file a wrongful death lawsuit…
Read More »Oklahoma City Police Arrest Man Allegedly Threatening to Blow up Local Nursing Home
Residents at a southwest Oklahoma City nursing home can now sleep peacefully after a terrifying situation involving a former employee.
Read More »Suspected Serial Killer Faces Two More Charges, Capital Murder Cases Climb to 14
Billy Chemirmir, a man accused of smothering more than a dozen women living in North Texas retirement homes and robbing them of their jewelry, has been indicted on two additional…
Read More »Tennessee Podiatrist Pleads Guilty to Unlawfully Distributing Controlled Substances
A Tennessee podiatrist pleaded guilty for his role in unlawfully distributing controlled substances. Timothy Abbott, D.P.M., 62, of Nashville, Tennessee, pleaded guilty to seven counts of unlawful distribution of controlled…
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