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Neglect in Assisted Living is More Common Than You Think. Here’s What You Can Do to Help Your Loved One

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General Neglect

Protecting loved ones in assisted living from negligence requires vigilance. If you suspect neglect, report it to facility management and consider consulting with an elder care attorney at @Justice For Our Parents.

5 Warning Signs of Elder Abuse—and What You Can Do About It

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General Neglect

Elder abuse is a serious issue, and we all have a role in protecting our loved ones.

Keep an eye out for these warning signs:

We are Committed to Protecting Seniors From Abuse and Neglect.

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General Neglect

Rolling Stone: Priscilla Presley Elder Abuse War

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General Neglect | Patient Rights

Rolling Stone recently released news surrounding Priscilla Presley’s high profile elder abuse lawsuit that shows just how vulnerable seniors can be to financial exploitation.

Three Steps You Can Take to Prevent Elder Abuse

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General Neglect

Our team at Justice For Our Parents is dedicated to advocating for our beloved seniors. Here are some steps we can all take to prevent elder abuse:

Understanding Forms of Elder Abuse

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General Neglect

As we champion the rights and well-being of our seniors, it's crucial to understand the various forms of elder abuse. Each type presents unique challenges, and recognizing the signs is the first step toward prevention and intervention.

Seven Signs of Elder Abuse

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General Neglect

According to the National Center for Elder Abuse, between 1-2 million Americans over 65 years old were injured, exploited, or mistreated by someone they depended on for care or protection. Here are seven signs of elder abuse to watch for:

1. Lack of basic amenities
2. A cluttered, filthy living environment
3. Unexplained or uncharacteristic changes in behavior
4. Unexplained sexually transmitted diseases
5. Unpaid bills, new credit cards, and/or increased cash withdrawals
6. Harassment, coercion, intimidation, or humiliation
7. Caregiver isolating the elder

If you suspect elder abuse or neglect, our experienced attorneys can help. Contact us for a free consultation at www.j4op.com/contact or call 1-833-JUST-LAW.