How to Choose a Nursing Home in Ohio


Understand Your Rights With a Cleveland Attorney

When you are ready to place your loved one into a nursing home or other elder care facility, it is important that you know how to choose a home and what criteria to use when making such a decision. Not all elder care facilities treat their residents the same and some do a better job than others of protecting their interests and safety. Choosing the right nursing home can prevent incidences of neglect and abuse in the future.

At the law firm of Dennis Seaman & Associates, in Cleveland, Ohio, our lawyers can help advise you on how to choose a nursing home and explain to you Ohio nursing home regulations so that you can know what to expect. After you have chosen a home, we can also help you recognize the signs of negligence and abuse. Protecting your loved ones is important, and our firm has helped clients for more than 40 years.

Contact our Cleveland office to schedule a free initial consultation with an experienced nursing home law firm. Call us at 216 696-1080 to make an appointment.
 

Learn How to Choose a Nursing Home in Ohio

There are many aspects to consider when choosing an Ohio nursing home. Ask questions such as:

  • Is the nursing home privately owned, or is it part of a chain of nursing homes?
  • What is the nurse-to-patient ratio?
  • How many beds does the nursing home have?
  • How many nurses are on a shift?
  • Does the nursing home have any violations?
  • What do prior reports and past survey results say about the nursing home?

Social services and the state of Ohio collect information about nursing homes via surveys and violations. If a nursing home has had a violation, they can tell you what it was for and what the facility did to fix the problem.
 

Contact Dennis Seaman & Associates to Schedule a Consultation

Learn more information about choosing a nursing home for your loved one and contact one of our attorneys at Dennis Seaman & Associates. Schedule a free initial consultation by calling us at 216 696-1080.