Dehydration
A basic expectations of nursing homes is that they will provide all necessary care, and pay special attention to the physical needs of each resident. Dehydration is a preventable condition that only occurs when nursing home staff fails to provide adequate access to liquids and fails to monitor a resident’s needs. Nothing should stop a nursing home resident from having access to the hydration he or she needs—having access to something as fundamental to survival as water is a right. Violations of this right include:
- Failure to document or provide care for inadequate hydration
- Failure to provide necessary amounts of water or other appropriate sources of hydration
- Denial of access to water
- Refusal to supply water as a “punishment”
If your mother, father or any other family member is in the care of a nursing home and reports these type of negligent behaviors, you should contact our firm immediately to discuss whether you may have a personal injury claim against their nursing home for dehydration and neglect. You are not powerless to stop the mistreatment of your loved one.
Our team of medical, nursing and legal professionals has years of experience handling dehydration neglect cases. We can give your family a voice against nursing home abuse. We’re dedicated to protecting the rights of nursing home residents.
We Fight for YOUR Rights.
Contact The Camberg Law Firm today to schedule a free case evaluation. All initial consultations are free. The majority of our cases handled are on a contingency fee basis which means under this type of agreement you will not be charged a fee unless you recover compensation. We also handle cases on an hourly basis or a mixed hourly/contingency basis.
The information on this page should not be construed as legal advice.
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