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Elder Abuse: The Defining Report from the CDC and The National Center for Injury Prevention and Control

By Walton Law APC Defining Elder Abuse, Elder Abuse, New Laws, Preventing Elder Abuse, Reporting Elder Abuse, Residents' Rights, Signs of Elder Abuse No Comments

Recently, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the National Center for Injury Prevention and Control (NCIPC) jointly introduced a publication regarding Elder Abuse. The publication states, “[it]…

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Nursing Home Resident-to-Resident Elder Abuse and How It Affects the Nursing Home Residents of Southern California

By Walton Law APC Defining Elder Abuse, Elder Abuse, Preventing Elder Abuse, Reporting Elder Abuse, Residents' Rights, Selecting a Nursing Home, Signs of Elder Abuse, Top Attorneys in San Diego No Comments

According to a recent study conducted by Cornell University, 1 in 5 nursing home residents suffer abuse at the hands of their fellow residents. The study is the first of…

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California’s Proposed Budget Calls for Adding Hundreds of New Positions in the Licensing & Certification Division of California Department of Public Health

By Walton Law APC Defining Elder Abuse, Elder Abuse, Nursing Home Citation, Preventing Elder Abuse, Reporting Elder Abuse, Residents' Rights, Selecting a Nursing Home, Signs of Elder Abuse, Understaffing No Comments

Perhaps in response to the revelation that the California Department of Public Health has been negligent in investigating claims of elder abuse occurring in nursing homes and assisted living facilities…

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New Bill Aims To Ensure Nursing Home Owners with Poor Track Record Face Stricter Guidelines; Demands Transparency Regarding Ownership of Nursing Homes

By Walton Law APC Elder Abuse, New Laws, Preventing Elder Abuse, Reporting Elder Abuse, Residents' Rights, Selecting a Nursing Home, Signs of Elder Abuse No Comments

Under a new bill proposed by Assemblyman Kevin McCarty, D-Sacramento, the state of California would be required to establish tighter “suitability requirements” for nursing home owners, with the goal of…

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