My Family Member Developed a Bedsore While in a Nursing Home
Preventing pressure sores in nursing homes and hospitals is a relatively straightforward task. If a nurse is on top of providing the required care to the patient, a bedsore will not form.
Michael Brevda
Michael Brevda is an attorney licensed in both New York and Florida and the managing attorney at Senior Justice Law Firm, a law firm narrowly focused on representing families impacted by nursing home negligence. Michael can be contacted at www.SeniorJustice.com or by calling 888-375-9998.
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