Arizona
This expert has been the managing partner of a homecare firm for more than twenty years. Arizona Business Magazine has ranked this expert's firm among the top home health care agencies in the state for several years running, and he has been a recipient of the Better Business Bureau’s Business Ethics Award Winner. Additionally, he was selected to the advisory board for the Arizona Attorney...
Massachusetts
This expert served for many years as the Chief Research and Development Officer, President and Founder of a long-term care research and risk management company. He has conducted extensive research and analysis on a variety of public policy issues affecting the financing and delivery of long-term care services. He has published widely in scientific journals and his work has been quoted...
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An elder abuse expert witness provides specialized knowledge on issues related to elder abuse, such as signs of physical or emotional abuse, neglect, and financial exploitation. They can help establish standards of care and identify breaches.
Cases involving allegations of physical or emotional abuse, neglect, financial exploitation, improper administration of medication, or violation of rights in nursing homes often require an elder abuse expert witness.
In cases of financial exploitation, an elder abuse expert can provide insight into common tactics used by exploiters and help identify signs of manipulation or coercion that may not be apparent to others.
Yes, some experts specialize in areas like geriatric medicine, geriatric psychiatry, nursing home administration, or forensic accounting which can all play crucial roles in different types of elder abuse cases.
These experts assess medical records, care plans, staff training and qualifications, facility policies and procedures, and other relevant factors to determine if neglect occurred.
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