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Chapter 9 outlines the responsibilities of nursing homes in Michigan regarding complaints of abuse, neglect, mistreatment, and misappropriation. It emphasizes the need for effective protection of residents through collaboration among various stakeholders and mandates specific internal procedures for handling complaints. The chapter details legislative requirements for complaint reporting, investigation processes, and employee screening, including criminal background checks. It also highlights the importance of preventive measures and training to minimize incidents of abuse and ensure a safe environment for residents.

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Can a nursing home kick you out if you run out of money?

Essentially, how do you pay for a nursing home when money runs out? In a lot of cases, the nursing home will dismiss or evict the non-paying resident. Moving an elderly family member out of a nursing home, especially if they need specialized care, can be very traumatizing for the patient.

What is the biggest complaint in nursing homes?

Nursing home abuse and neglect are among the most common complaints, often caused by understaffing, inadequate training, or caregiver misconduct.

What does a red flag mean in a nursing home?

Watch out for these red flags in nursing homes: A high number of infections and deaths. Long response times. Short staffing. High turnover among staff. Limited socializing.

What is considered negligence in a nursing home?

ing to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), any actions (or inactions) that fail to meet an elderly persons basic needs in a nursing home rises to the level of nursing home negligence. Some of these basic needs include water, food, clothing, shelter, hygiene, and essential medical care.

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