May 2013

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Sepsis: A Serious Risk for Kentucky Nursing Home Residents

There are some infections that are both deadly and preventable. Sepsis may be one of those infections for Kentucky nursing home residents. While not every case of sepsis is preventable, some instances of sepsis may be stopped before it becomes deadly. Thus, it is important…

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Do You Want to Live Alone or Live Longer When You Get Older, Kentucky?

Maybe you’ve pictured it: You’ve outlived your spouse, your children are grown and have children of their own, and you are free to putter around your home alone, doing whatever you choose. That may not be wise. Warning! Solitary Elderly Person! Even though you are…

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Being Alone May Hasten Death in Elderly Kentuckians

Many elderly people in Kentucky say that they want to live in their own home as long as possible, and not go to a nursing home or other assisted living facility. Recent research shows, however, that this may not be the best choice if an…

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Possible Connection between Finances & Surgical Complication

A new study in the April 17, 2013 Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) found a possible connection between hospitals’ possible financial profit and post-surgical complications.  Researchers found that there are effective methods of reducing surgical complications. However, many hospitals are slow to implement…

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My sister, who lived in the suburbs outside Louisville, committed suicide last week. There had been signs, which my parents reported to her psychiatrist; but other than requiring her to go in for an additional appointment, nothing was done. If she had been admitted to a mental health facility, I believe she would still be alive. Can my parents sue anyone for her wrongful death?

Please accept my deepest sympathies for the loss of your sister. It sounds to me as if her death could have been prevented. The ideal thing for your parents to do is to consult a Louisville attorney who is experienced in wrongful death cases. Attorneys…

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