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Columbia & Baltimore, MD Area Nursing Home Restraint Injuries Lawyer

Advocating for Victims of Restraint Injuries

Restraints are at times misused on residents of nursing homes and assisted living facilities, and even hospital patients. When used unnecessarily or inappropriately, restraints can cause serious injury, both physical and psychological. Attorney Robert D. Ahlstrom has a track record of being a strong advocate for victims who have suffered injury as a result of the misuse of restraints.

Restraints restricting a patient's freedom of movement should not be used unless absolutely necessary, and then only when ordered by a physician and in conformity with the facility's written policies and procedures. Only the least restrictive form of restraint should be used.

Examples of Restraint Injury Cases handled by Mr. Ahlstrom

  • Unauthorized bed side rails cause nursing home resident serious injury
  • Unauthorized wheelchair seatbelt causes strangulation of nursing home resident
  • Inappropriate use of wheelchair seatbelt causes advanced pressure ulcers

How an Experienced Lawyer Can Help

Mr. Ahlstrom and his nurse paralegal, Melissa A. Bowlin, RN, BSN, understand the legal and medical issues regarding the use of restraints and the injuries they can cause. The law firm has successfully represented clients in claims involving the misuse of restraints in health care facilities, and is well positioned to assist you or a loved one.

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From our office in Columbia, we represent people in the Baltimore area and throughout Maryland. If you or someone you love has suffered a personal injury because of the misuse of restraints in a care facility, put our experience and track record to work for you. Contact us for a free initial consultation to learn how we can help. Call 410-730-1875.

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