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People travel throughout Indiana in their chosen and preferred ways. Pedestrians might not travel far distances, but even a short and routine trip to a pharmacy comes with risks. Crossing streets and entering parking lots places pedestrians in proximity to motor...
Nursing home neglect is allowed to prevail in thousands of facilities in Indiana and across the country. Preventing neglect starts by understanding the different causes of neglect. Understaffing or overcrowding Neglect is more likely to occur in a nursing home that...
When individuals can no longer take care of themselves due to an illness, injury or old age, nursing home care is often essential. Unfortunately, too often care facilities are understaffed or have issues with caregivers who do not have the time, resources or training...
In Indiana, accidents involving trucks are much more dangerous than those that involve cars or SUVs. Trucks have much more mass than any other vehicle, and they can cover multiple lanes when they crash, making them a major threat if they lose control on the road....
If you have a loved one living in a nursing home in Indiana, it is important to be aware of the risks of nursing home neglect. Some of the most common injuries that occur in nursing homes are broken neck bones, which can occur in several ways. How does nursing home...
Property owners are responsible for keeping their premises in good repair, yet every year, many people suffer accidents due to property that is not well-maintained. Premises liability in Indiana involves a breach of duty for both commercial and private property owners...
Nursing home neglect is a problem for some Indiana seniors. It can lead to broken bones, which can present certain complications in elderly people. Why are the elderly more likely to suffer broken bones? Elderly nursing home residents are more likely to suffer broken...
Approximately 1.5 million Americans suffer a traumatic brain injury (TBI) every year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Injuries can result in hospitalization, long-term disability or death. Children and adults over 65 are the most...
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