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A Duty to Provide Care

Nursing homes promise to take care of the elderly and vulnerable adults they shelter. But we all know that care means more than just putting a roof over a person's head. The law reflects that fact and specifically addresses what kind of care patients and residents need to receive, how much nursing care they should receive daily, and much more. In exchange for taking on this "duty to provide care," the U.S. nursing home industry takes money from families, individuals, the federal Medicare and Medicaid programs, and others to the tune of billions and billions of dollars in profit each year.

Meanwhile, thousands of the people they've promised to protect and care for are abused, seriously injured or die unexpectedly under their watch every year.

That's not care.

The Young & Wallin Difference

At the Law Offices of Young & Wallin, we represent victims of nursing home abuse and elder neglect in the Los Angeles area and throughout the state of California. As attorneys, we take our duty to provide legal care seriously. We fight the injustices and indignities of nursing home abuse on a regular basis; speak, lecture, and write on these topics; and consistently receive referrals from other lawyers who know what we do and what we are capable of.

We can help you, too.

Dignity and Justice — Call 1-888-444-7210

If you suspect that nursing home abuse is happening to someone you love, there are things you can do to put a stop to it. One of the most important things is to talk with a lawyer who has experience with nursing home abuse cases.

We do.

Call our Los Angeles area law offices directly or contact us online right now with a brief description of your concerns. Initial consultations are free of charge and you will pay no attorneys' fees unless we are able to obtain a verdict or settlement in your lawsuit.