October 2019 is Residents’ Rights Month from The National Consumer Voice. Nursing home abuse and neglect are growing problems across the country, yet there is not enough attention brought to them. The Residents’ Rights Month campaign is one way to spread the word and hope to all residents living in long-term care and assisted living facilities.At Brown & Barron in Baltimore, our law firm gives a voice and offers legal advocacy to nursing home residents who have suffered abuse and neglect from a caretaking team they once trusted. We are proud to help promote Residents’ Rights Month by discussing it with you and our peers, clients, families, and community members.If you would like to participate in Residents’ Rights Month, consider taking the Residents’ Voice Challenge from The National Consumer Voice group. The “challenge” encourages people to share how they stand for quality care for seniors and others who need day-to-day living care. You can write an essay or poem, paint a picture or drawing, film a video, and so on to show your spirit. There are plenty of ways to participate, and they all make a positive difference.You can also participate by printing out an “I Stand for Quality” sign, finishing the thought, and submitting a picture of you holding it for the organization to share on their social media accounts.
For more information about the Residents’ Voice Challenge and how you can participate, you can click here. To learn more about Residents’ Rights Month overall, please click here. If you need legal guidance and representation after learning that your elderly loved one was abused in a Massachusetts nursing home, call (410) 698-1717 to connect with Brown & Barron and our passionate team of nursing home abuse attorneys.
