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Women Bring Nursing Home Joy With Music And Weekly Visits

A volunteer committee of women led by a woman overflowing with kindness that many call “the flower lady” brings music, smiles, and flowers to a nursing home every Thursday. The group was formed in 2008 after visiting a friend at the home and realizing that some residents didn’t have visitors. At that point, they ladies decided to make it a routine to visit every week.

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Focus On Tornado Safety Prompted By Fatalities

In response to tornado fatalities in recent years, government agencies are calling on nursing homes for Tornado preparation and provision of shelter. A nursing home that lost the lives of 19 patients due to a tornado was considered the most dangerous. Investigations reveal there were areas that would have been a stronger shelter than others.

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Two Nursing Home Employees Charged With Neglect Causing Injury To Patient

Two nursing home employees were charged for neglecting a disabled adult. Police stepped in to investigate after receiving a call from the Department of Children and Families. Conclusion from the investigation revealed the two women “failed to provide medical attention to a disabled resident in the group home.” The patient will require surgery, although the neglect injuries sustained have not yet been made public.

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66 Year Old Nursing Home Patient With Dementia Drowns in Lake

A woman’s body was found in a lake near the nursing home where she was a patient, suffering from dementia. She was said to have gone missing after allegedly taking a smoke break outside. The woman was known for wandering off and was missing for four days before her body was found.

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Study Reveals One In Three Patients Harmed In Nursing Homes

A recent report verified that 1 in 3 skilled nursing patients were harmed in treatment while residing at a nursing home facility. The injuries induced included medication errors, infection and other types of harm due to treatment. Doctors said 59% of the injuries could have been preventable.

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