Abandonment Of Elderly

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October 23, 2012

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Abandonment of the elderly by a caretaker is a form of nursing home abuse and neglect. Not only is this act deplorable, it is also incredibly dangerous to the wellbeing of your loved one. If your loved one has been the victim of abandonment, you have a right to seek both their protection and compensation thorough legal action. The Chicago nursing home abuse and neglect lawyers at Walner Law are ready to take your case and help your family pursue justice.

By its strictest definition, elderly abandonment is leaving a senior who cannot adequately take care of themselves in a position where they are without proper care and supervision. This can happen anywhere, including bus stops, shopping complexes, and even in their own nursing homes.

The consequences of elderly abandonment are limited access to things your loved one requires to live a safe and healthy existence. Things such as food, water, medications, and access to hygienic products are basic necessities that should be provided by the nursing home staff. When your loved one is deprived of these things and left to fend for themselves, the responsible party must be held accountable.

If your loved one has been the victim of elderly abandonment in or around Chicago, Illinois, please contact the nursing home abuse and neglect attorneys at Walner Law today to schedule a free initial consultation.

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