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'Cameras now': Bradenton woman fights for cameras to prevent elder abuse in Florida - Vimarsana News

'Cameras now': Bradenton woman fights for cameras to prevent elder abuse in Florida

She's working with lawmakers to pass legislation that would give families the undeniable rights to install video cameras in their loved ones' rooms.

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Proposed legislation is detrimental to patients in Florida's nursing homes. Here's why. - Vimarsana News

Proposed legislation is detrimental to patients in Florida's nursing homes. Here's why.

Why give this troubled industry insulation from liability? Is this really the group we want to offer less scrutiny and accountability?

Florida nursing homes want money and leeway from lawmakers. Will residents be safe? - Vimarsana News

Florida nursing homes want money and leeway from lawmakers. Will residents be safe?

An AARP report issued Monday shows that Florida’s legislative changes in staffing requirements at nursing homes and assisted-living facilities have eroded the quality of care for the vulnerable residents who live in them.

Proposed bill limits who may sue Florida nursing homes for wrongful death of a loved one - Vimarsana News

Proposed bill limits who may sue Florida nursing homes for wrongful death of a loved one

Adult offspring and other family members could be prohibited from suing a nursing home or assisted-living facility for the wrongful death of a loved one under a proposed bill by Rep. Randy Maggard (R-Dade City).

Violent Crime Is Rising at Philadelphia Gas Stations. Why? - Vimarsana News

Violent Crime Is Rising at Philadelphia Gas Stations. Why?

Shootings at gas stations are rising across the city. As police search for answers, the families of victims are grieving — and filing lawsuits.