You may have thought long and hard before deciding that a nursing home setting would be best for your elderly parent. You may have wanted to provide the much-needed care yourself, but with a job, kids of your own and other obligations, you worried that you would not...
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Understanding nursing home abuse in New Mexico
For most people in New Mexico, there is nothing that is a higher priority than family, and they would do anything they could to protect and care for their loved ones. Unfortunately, as people age, their care needs increase to the point that many families do not have...
Physical abuse in nursing homes must be stopped
There are many types of abuse that nursing home residents can experience. Sadly, they often won't speak up about what they're going through because they feel like they are causing trouble. In some cases, they might even blame themselves for the abuse. There isn't ever...
Know what to do if your loved one dies in a nursing home
Having a loved one in a nursing home often worries you that you'll one day get a phone call that they have passed away. While you know that this is probable, it isn't going to make things any easier when you do get the call. You should be prepared for what steps you...
No resident is ever to blame for nursing home neglect
The last thing that you expect when you move into a nursing home is to be neglected by the staff members who are being paid to ensure you're cared for. Unfortunately, this is something that happens to senior citizens who have entrusted facilities with their care. If...
New Mexico Nursing Home COVID Cases
Nursing homes are required to notify residents, their representatives, and families of COVID-19 cases in their facility, including new cases. As of May 31, 2020, the New Mexico Department of Health has identified COVID cases at the following nursing homes,...