New UK study seems to indicate you’re as old as you feel
A new study tries to uncover the exact time when middle and old age begins. Chris Davidson brings us the story.
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State nursing home inspectors give residents a voice
During an Ohio Health Department inspection of a nursing home on the North Side of Youngstown, a resident placed her hand on an inspector’s arm and began to cry.
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Family provides home care for mother, puts off nursing home decision
When it became obvious that Helen Horkey could no longer care for herself, her son and daughter-in-law said they had no real choice of what to do.
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Pembrooke Place faces fines, lawsuits, other penalties
The U.S. Centers Medicare and Medicaid Services have a special list, one that most nursing homes don’t ever want to be on.
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Nursing homes, administrators escape criminal charges
As an ombudsman for the Area Agency on Aging, John Saulitis sees the best and the worst in northeast Ohio’s nursing facilities.
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Death of 84-year-old highlights differences in penalties at senior facilities
The alarms were quiet the morning of April 9 when an 84-year-old resident of Grace Woods Senior Living in Niles walked out of the building and died.
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Questions surround beating of 90-year-old at Stow Glen
At 7:30 a.m. Jan. 30, there was a commotion at Stow Glen Health Care Center, a nursing home for about 100 residents on Kent Road in Stow. Forty minutes later, a 90-year-old woman was taken to the hospital with bloody head injuries, a nurse’s aide was fired and police were investigating a case of abuse.
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State, federal cuts to nursing homes affect staffing, more
As a child, Sam Berresford visited a former neighbor in a nursing home. “People were yelling, strapped in chairs, and it smelt like urine. It was a scary place,” he said. “I was scared to death.”
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