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Elder Care New York

Elder care in New York is an important issue given the number of elderly who reside in the state. On Elder Care: New York has some of the best elder care facilities in the country, however, their are also a large number of elder care center that are not up to par, so it's important to seek the aid of an elder care professional or elder law attorney to help navigate among these facilities and ensure you and your family selects a facility that will maximize the health and lifestyle of you or a loved one.

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The number of elderly in New York City has increase almost 20% in the last ten years
People over the age of 85 are the fastest growing population in New York

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Common Nursing Home Abuse Cases

Almost 33% of all U.S. nursing homes received citations for patient abuse between the years of 1999 and 2001. ...
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Nursing Home Neglect and Nursing Home Abuse

Nursing home neglect or nursing home abuse can take many forms and is not limited physical, emotional, or psyc...
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Medical Malpractice Web Resources

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Types of Abuse

Ninety-three percent of all assisted living facilities have programs in place to serve the elderly who can no ...
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What is the difference between a conservatorship and a guardianship in New Jersey? Must one be a New Jersey citizen?

Question: I live in New York, but my 80 year-old widowed mother lives in an assisted living facility in New J...
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What Not to Say to a Female Applicant

A case arising out of New York demonstrates what not to say when...
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