Summary
Nursing homes in South Carolina often prioritize profit over care, leading to neglect and potential harm to residents.
Highlights
- Choosing a nursing home is a tough decision.
- Families expect quality care for their loved ones.
- Many facilities cut corners to boost profits.
- Neglect can lead to serious harm or even death.
- Call us if a loved one is mistreated.
- We understand the legal complexities of nursing home cases.
- Free evaluations with no obligation.
Transcript
As we progress through life, we may reach a point where we must make the tough decision about whether to place our family members and loved ones in a nursing home. When we make that choice, we expect them to be well cared for. We trust that the service we’re paying for ensures our loved ones’ safety and makes their care a top priority.
Unfortunately, too often, nursing homes in South Carolina put profit over people. They do this by understaffing their facilities, cutting corners, and focusing solely on the bottom line.
The result is neglect—neglect of your loved one—which can lead to a variety of harms, including severe injuries, significant losses, and, in some cases, even death.
If you find that your family member has been mistreated at a nursing home facility in South Carolina, give us a call. We understand the legal complexities of how these companies operate and know how to hold them accountable when they prioritize profit over your family member’s well-being.
The evaluation is completely free, and there’s no obligation to visit us here at Pratt Injury Lawyers.