We believe needless sepsis infections, septic shock, or wrongful death in our nation's nursing homes are at epidemic levels, and we want to hear from family members who have proof
(PRWEB) October 22, 2012
The Nursing Home Complaint Center is calling its efforts to identify US nursing home patients, who needlessly get sepsis, septic shock, and or victims of wrongful death, their number one priority. The group says, "We believe needless sepsis infections, septic shock, or wrongful death in our nation's nursing homes are at epidemic levels, and we want to hear from family members who have proof the sick, or deceased family member was mistreated, or not treated at all-with the result being a wrongful death, or they are now in a ICU at a hospital." The group says, "One of the biggest problems we see in the vast majority of our nation's nursing homes is staffing levels, are not high enough to meet Medicare, or Medicaid standards, with the net result being dead patients, or patients suffering from sepsis, or septic shock, due to lack of care for the patient." If a family member, or loved one has died in a US nursing home from provable wrongful death, or now has sepsis, or is in septic shock please call the Nursing Home Complaint Center at 866-714-6466, or contact the group via its web site at http://NursingHomeComplaintCenter.Com
The Nursing Home Complaint Center says, "Medicare, or Medicaid fraud is a $60 billion dollar a year business. Much of this fraud happens in our nation's nursing homes. It could be short staffing, it could be bundling, or up-coding medical bills, and we are going after it all." If a nursing home employee, or staff member has specific proof of Medicare/Medicaid fraud they should call the Nursing Home Complaint Center immediately at 866-714-6466. They group says, "For nursing home staff members, or administrators there can be huge rewards for specific information about short staffing, that result in the facilities inability to provide minimum hour per day, per patient, for bundling, and or up-coding Medicare/Medicaid bills, and we intent to lead the nation in these investigations." Short staffing at a nursing home not only bilks the taxpayer for services never rendered, it also kills patients. If an employee of a nursing home possesses very specific, and verifiable information about fraud, please contact the Nursing Home Complaint Center. For more information please contact the Nursing Home Complaint Center anytime at 866-714-6466. http://NursingHomeComplaintCenter.Com
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