Nursing Home Injury Law Group

05/06/2026

When investors put profits ahead of resident care, vulnerable seniors are the ones who pay the price.

A recent NPR investigation found that real estate investment trusts now own a significant share of nursing homes across the country.

When too much money flows out to landlords and outside investors, fewer resources are left for the bedside care residents truly need. One peer-reviewed study found that registered nurse staffing actually decreased in years 2 and 3 after REIT investment.
Warning signs that a facility may be cutting corners on resident safety:

Frequent falls or unexplained injuries
Long waits when residents press their call lights
Pressure sores, dehydration, or sudden weight loss
High staff turnover and poor communication with families
Rushed or unsafe discharge planning

If your loved one was injured or neglected in a nursing home, the responsibility may reach far beyond the caregivers on duty. Parent companies, REIT landlords, and management firms that knowingly tolerated dangerous conditions can also be held accountable.

Attorney Charles L. Geisendorf has built his practice around peeling back ownership layers to reveal who profited while residents suffered. Read the full article in the comments below.

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04/21/2026

43% of serious nursing home falls are never reported.

That's according to a 2025 federal investigation, and it means the safety ratings families use to pick a facility may be hiding the truth.

We put together an in-depth article breaking down why falls keep happening in nursing homes, what good facilities should be doing to prevent them, and what steps families can take if a loved one has been hurt.

If you have a parent, grandparent, or someone you love in a care facility, please take a few minutes to read this. And share it with someone who needs to see it.

Link is in the comments.

04/01/2026

Something doesn’t feel right… and your gut is telling you your loved one may be suffering in a nursing home.

You’re not crazy, and you’re not alone.

Nursing home abuse and neglect often go unnoticed until it’s too late. But what you do in the first 24–48 hours can make a huge difference in protecting your loved one and preserving evidence.

If you’ve noticed:

Unexplained injuries
Bed sores
Sudden behavioral changes
Poor hygiene or neglect

There are specific steps you should take immediately to protect your family member.

We broke it all down in a simple guide so you know exactly what to do next.

Read it below (link in comments)

02/04/2026

When “It Was Just Another Resident” Isn’t Acceptable: How Nursing Homes Must Protect Residents from Each Other

Many families assume that violence between nursing home residents is “just part of aging” or unavoidable, but it isn’t. Resident-on-resident assaults, including fights, hitting, pushing, and even sexual aggression, are often preventable when facilities properly assess risks, supervise residents, and update care plans.

Federal rules require nursing homes to protect residents from harm caused by other residents, and failures to do so can expose facilities to legal liability. Learn what counts as a resident-on-resident assault, how these incidents happen, and what legal standards apply so you can better protect your loved one.

Resident-on-resident attacks in nursing homes are often preventable safety failures, not “inevitable” consequences of aging or dementia. What Counts as Resident-on-Resident Assault? Resident-on-resident assault includes: Physical fights Pushing Hitting Sexual aggression between residents These i...

01/20/2026

If something feels “off” at your loved one’s nursing home, trust that instinct.

Unexplained injuries. Sudden weight loss. Bed sores. Falls. Medication mistakes.

These are not “normal parts of aging”; they are often signs of neglect or abuse.

Families in Nevada have legal rights when a nursing home fails to protect residents. And waiting too long can mean lost evidence and lost options.

Learn the warning signs, your rights, and how nursing homes are held accountable: https://nursinghomelitigator.com/

If you’re worried about a parent or loved one, this information could make all the difference.

Our trusted nursing home abuse lawyer in Las Vegas provides expert legal help for victims of abuse, neglect, and elder injuries.

12/17/2025

Nursing home falls aren’t “just accidents”, they’re a crisis hiding in plain sight

Did you know about half of nursing home residents fall each year, and many fall multiple times? Nearly one in three who fall will fall again, and a shocking number of serious injuries go unreported.

In our latest post, we break down:

Why falls happen more often than families realize

What facilities should be doing (but often aren’t)

Clear warning signs your loved one isn’t as safe as you think

If you care about elder safety or have ever worried about a loved one in care, this is essential reading.

Click to uncover the real facts and how prevention can save lives

Preventing falls in nursing homes is one of the most important ways to protect the health and well-being of elderly residents. Older adults are particularly vulnerable to serious injuries, fractures, and even death, making fall prevention a critical priority. Understanding the causes of falls, recog...

12/11/2025

12/11/2025

NEVADA, Iowa — There’s still a few minor items, but for the most part the sparkling new Story Medical Senior Care long-term care facility is ready to open. The 60 bed, $22 million compl…

12/11/2025

Nevada health investigators designated Horizon Health and Rehabilitation in Las Vegas as one of four “high risk” nursing homes in the state.

12/11/2025

Channel 13 first reported on this story on Tuesday, when we had reached out to a Varsobia Home Care company executive who who refused to state her position.