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Pursuing Justice For the Elderly™

When a Nursing Home Fails

Better Call Schall®

10/10/2026

Beautiful morning on Main Street in Moorestown! Come on down for all the fall fun. 🍁🍂⚖️

10/09/2026

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10/01/2026

When something happens to a loved one in a nursing home, the way the incident is described can shape how seriously a family views it.

A “minor fall,” a “small skin issue,” or “a little confusion” may sound reassuring. Those descriptions can leave important questions unanswered. Was the resident assessed afterward? Was the incident documented? Has something similar happened before? Does the care plan still reflect what the resident needs?

If you’re concerned, ask what happened before and after the incident, who evaluated your loved one, and what follow-up is planned. Write down what you’re told and request the relevant records so you have a clear account of what happened.

When the explanation you’re getting doesn’t match what you’re seeing, keep asking questions.

If you’ve raised concerns and still don’t have clear answers, call 856-310-6782 or reach out through schallatlaw.com.

General information only, not legal advice.

09/30/2026

And we’re off again! ✈️ This time, St. Louis to speak at the National Consumer Voice for Quality Long-Term Care annual conference and spend time with the best nursing home resident advocates in the country. Grateful to say the least! ⚖️

09/24/2026

Turn back time to Page 24! Excited to be small-business featured in last month’s issue of South Jersey Magazine. ⚖️

09/16/2026

Another 5 Star Review for Schall At Law LLC - Professional, Compassionate & Genuinely Caring.

Pursuing Justice for the Elderly®
When Nursing Homes Fail, Better Call Schall®

09/04/2026

Assisted living facilities often fall back on "we're not a skilled nursing facility" when questions come up about a resident's care. That classification doesn't resolve what the facility was actually responsible for.

These facilities still have to coordinate medical care, implement care plans for at-risk residents, and follow through on them. If a resident needed outside medical attention, the facility had a role in making that happen. Those responsibilities exist regardless of how a facility is labeled.

I talked through this with Rob Schenk on Episode #315 of the Justice for Residents Podcast by Schenk Nursing Home Abuse Law Thanks for having me, Rob!

If a loved one was harmed in an assisted living facility, we can help. Call (856) 310-6782 or visit schallatlaw.com.

This post is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

08/27/2026

A medication error doesn't always look like receiving the wrong pill.

It may be a dose that was delayed or never given, medication administered to the wrong resident, a drug used without a clear clinical need, or a prescription continued without adequate monitoring.

When something doesn't add up, families can request the medication administration record and ask whether the clinical rationale for each prescription was properly documented. Those records often surface answers that facilities don't volunteer.

Scroll through to see four medication problems I see in New Jersey nursing home cases.

For a closer look, see the comments for more details.

If your loved one suffered a serious injury related to a medication error or failure in care, contact our office at 856-310-6782.

This post is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

08/18/2026

"If you had five minutes alone with nursing home administrators, what would you say?"

I was asked that during my conversation on Between the Briefs with Steno Court Reporting , and it's a question I've kept thinking about.

In my work, I've encountered administrators who are so removed from what's actually happening inside their facilities that real accountability becomes difficult. So what happens when the person responsible for a nursing home doesn't fully know what is happening within it?

I share my perspective in this clip.

856-310-6782 | schallatlaw.com

This post is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

08/04/2026

Nursing home residents retain their rights to dignity, choice, and a voice in their care.

Residents of Medicare- or Medicaid-certified nursing homes have federal protections that include participating in care planning, refusing treatment, and raising concerns without fear of retaliation.

Knowing these rights can help families ask specific questions, document concerns, and recognize when a facility may be failing to meet its obligations.

Save this post for reference and review the full list of nursing home residents’ rights on our website.

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