Memphis Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer

Serving throughout Tennessee and Mississippi

When a loved one's deteriorating health leads to the need for constant medical care and supervision, it may be necessary to entrust your loved one to the care of a Tennessee or Mississippi nursing home.

Despite your research before selecting where to place your loved one, you now think he or she isn't receiving adequate care from the staff. Signs of nursing home abuse, such as unexplained bruises and weight loss, combined with your loved one's declining health give you cause to question the care the facility is providing.

The easiest way to discover abuse or neglect is to communicate with your loved one in the Tennessee or Mississippi nursing home. Give them every opportunity to tell you about neglect or abuse. If the resident mentions being neglected or abused, look for some of the common physical signs of nursing home abuse and neglect, such as untreated bed sores, open wounds, torn clothing or broken personal items, bruises in a pattern suggesting restraints, poor personal hygiene, or other unattended health problems.

Let the Tennessee and Mississippi nursing home abuse lawyer John Michael Bailey and his staff of legal professionals investigate the situation and hold the facility and care providers responsible if your loved one is being abused.

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Has your loved one in a Tennessee or Mississippi nursing home suffered abuse or neglect? Let the nursing home abuse and personal injury lawyers at the law firm of John Michael Bailey protect your rights and help you get the compensation you deserve for your injuries. For a free consultation of your potential injury claim, simply complete a free consultation request form online or call us at (866)-241-4366.

With an office based in Memphis, Tennessee, the personal injury lawyers of John Michael Bailey's law firm help injured victims throughout Tennessee and now Mississippi. The attorneys handle the following types of cases: auto accidents, airplane accidents, boating accidents, construction-site accidents, DUI, drug injury, defective products, environmental dangers, medical malpractice, nursing home abuse and neglect, premises liability, slip-and-fall accidents, spinal cord injuries, traumatic brain injuries, workers' compensation, and wrongful death.