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Sepsis Claims
Sepsis is particularly dangerous for older adults and those with compromised immune systems. Unfortunately, many nursing homes are understaffed and do not have proper infection control protocols in place, which can lead to an increased risk of sepsis.
Sepsis can occur as a result of a variety of infections, such as urinary tract infections, pneumonia, and skin infections. In nursing homes, sepsis can occur as a result of poor sanitation and hygiene, inadequate staffing, and lack of proper infection control protocols. Sepsis can have serious and sometimes deadly consequences. It can lead to serious illnesses, such as sepsis, pneumonia, and urinary tract infections, which can be especially dangerous for older adults. They can also lead to additional health complications, such as infections and blood clots, which can be especially dangerous for older adults. The recovery process can also be prolonged, causing emotional distress and financial burden for the families.
Many nursing homes do not have proper cleaning and disinfection protocols in place, which can lead to the spread of germs and bacteria. This can increase the risk of infection, and therefore the risk of sepsis. Additionally, understaffing can lead to delays in cleaning and disinfection, further increasing the risk of sepsis.
Inadequate staffing is another major factor that contributes to sepsis in nursing homes. When facilities are understaffed, it can be difficult to provide proper care and attention to residents, which can lead to delays in cleaning and disinfection, and even neglect. This can also lead to staff being overworked and fatigued, which can further increase the risk of infection.
Many nursing homes do not have policies in place to prevent the spread of infection, such as hand hygiene protocols, isolation protocols for infected residents, and proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE). This increases the risk of sepsis for residents.
There are steps that families can take to prevent sepsis in nursing homes. One of the most important is to ensure that the facility has proper sanitation and hygiene protocols in place. Families should also make sure that the facility has proper infection control protocols in place, such as hand hygiene protocols, isolation protocols for infected residents, and proper use of personal protective equipment (PPE). Additionally, it’s important to choose a facility that has adequate staffing levels. This will ensure that residents receive proper care and attention, and that cleaning and disinfection protocols can be properly implemented.
If you suspect that a loved one has been a victim of neglect in a nursing home, it’s important to take action as soon as possible. You can contact Your Insurance Attorney. Our experienced attorneys Nathan P. Carter, Michael A. Mandeville, Brian C. Guppenberger and Joshua A. Machlus all members of The American Trial Lawyers Association, AAJ Leaders Forum, Florida Legal Elite, and American Board of trial Advocates, have over 30 years of experience in handling nursing home negligence cases, will help you understand your legal options and advocate for your loved one’s rights. We have sued all these same facilities and handled cases where we have won $850,000 for our client. We also advise you to document any evidence of neglect, such as photographs and medical records, as this will be important in building a strong case against the nursing home.
Don’t hesitate to reach out to us if you suspect that a loved one has been a victim of neglect due to sepsis in a nursing home. Our attorneys are dedicated to providing compassionate and dedicated representation to our clients and their families, and will work tirelessly to ensure that you and your loved one receive the justice and compensation you deserve.
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