How to File a Complaint Against an Ohio Nursing Home
If your family member is staying in any of the following facilities or received care prior, and you believe they were mistreated or abused, there are two ways in which you can voice your concerns.
- Nursing homes
- Skilled nursing and nursing facilities
- Hospitals
- Residential homes
- Intermediate care facilities for persons with intellectual disabilities
- Home health agencies
- Hospice agencies
- Renal dialysis centers
- In-patient rehabilitation centers
- County homes
- Unlicensed homes
The first way to let it be known that your loved one has been the victim to nursing home abuse is to contact the Ohio Department of Health (ODH). You are going to want to provide them with detailed information about your complaint including the name and address of the facility, the date and time of your concern and identifiable resident, patient, and staff information. You can retrieve the necessary complaint form by clicking here. To learn more about how to file a complaint, visit ODH by clicking here.
Hiring an Ohio Nursing Home Abuse Lawyer to Represent You
While you have the option to file your complaint on your own, if you are really looking to obtain justice and help get your loved one the compensation they deserve so they can live in a more peaceful setting, then you are going to want an experienced and skilled elderly abuse attorney in your city to take on your case.
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