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Former nursing home worker pleads not guilty to abuse charges
9 hours ago ago from Breaking News
Ashton Larson, 19, pleaded not guilty to sexually humiliating and abusing vulnerable residents at the Good Samaritan Society nursing home in Albert Lea, according to an Associated Press report. She pleaded today in Freeborn County District Court. She faces 10 counts. Another woman, Brianna Broitzman, 20, faces similar charges involving abuse at the same nursing home. She pleaded not guilty to her charges in August.
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7 hours ago ago from The Minneapolis 10 - Top Ten Lists of the Best Restaurants, Businesses, Services, and Everything Else You Can Imagine in Minneapolis, MN
News & Features from Minnesota Public Radio Fri Dec 18 12:00:00 UTC 2009 A former nursing home worker has pleaded not guilty to sexually humiliating and abusing vulnerable residents at the Good Samaritan Society of Albert Lea. about: Albert Lea Good Samaritan Society of Albert Lea Health home aide Law Crime Nursing Nursing home at: Good Samaritan Society More: Ex-nursing home aide pleads not guilty to abuse
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21 hours ago ago from Jonathan Rosenfeld's Nursing Homes Abuse Blog
Perhaps there is no more visual reminder of abuse or mistreatment than a bruise. The discoloration is not only ugly in appearance, but it can also be a source of pain for the individual. Because bruising can be a relatively common occurrence in the elderly, I think its important to learn more about this medical condition and hopefully become better at identifying a bruise due to mistreatment vs. the normal aging process. What is a ...
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12 hours ago ago from Florida Probate Attorney |
When you make the difficult decision to place a loved one in a nursing facility, you generally do so with the expectation that he will receive necessary care to keep him healthy and happy. However, nursing centers do not always do their job, and the results can range from an elderly resident who is not fed or bathed properly, to someone who is put at risk due to not getting medications or care in a timely fashion. If you suspect your loved ...
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16 hours ago ago from The Injury Law Blog
By David Jackson and Gary Marx TRIBUNE REPORTERS December 13, 2009 State authorities said Friday they are reviewing laws and policies to strengthen the disciplinary sanctions taken against nursing home administrators in cases of wrongdoing and patient harm. Despite continued serious violence against nursing home residents, administrators are rarely punished by the Department of Financial & Professional Regulation, or IDFPR, which licenses ...
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