Nursing Home Injuries Contact Form

Injuries that occur in a nursing home require immediate intervention from an Elder law attorney who knows how to protect your rights, or the rights of your loved one, and negotiate the best possible result according to the facts and applicable law. Don't delay. Contact our firm today to schedule a consultation with a nursing home abuse attorney.

Learn More About Nursing Home Injuries

If a loved one has been injured at a nursing home due to the negligence of the institution, you have the right to seek financial compensation for the damages incurred. At Elliott & Smith, P.A., we have 50 years of combined experience in handling personal injury claims for people throughout Arkansas.

To learn more about nursing home injuries, please review the general information below and visit our nursing home injury page. To schedule a free initial consultation with one of our attorneys, contact us online or by phone at 479-JUSTICE (587-8423) today.

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Name

Email Address

Phone Number

Who is the nursing home resident? Are you related to that person? How?

When was the patient admitted to the home?

What occurred at the home that caused the patient harm? When did it occur?

What medical treatment was the patient receiving at the time the injury occurred?

How often was the patient seen by a health care professional? Was the patient treated promptly?

Have you noticed any signs of abuse? Neglect?

Have you discussed the patient's medical care with a health care professional at the nursing home?

What occurred that leads you to believe an employee/agent of the nursing home caused the patient harm?

Have you discussed this matter with any employee/agent of the nursing home?

Did the nursing home resident sign a contract with the nursing home?
Yes No

How has this occurrence changed the patient's lifestyle?

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