Each case is unique and the reader determines what is best. The authors recommend that you not take any advice or suggestion that isn’t helpful for your particular case. Every case is unique and each case is unique. You can decide what is best for you case.
WOW! You have a complaint! You now have a serious complaint. What should you do? How can you get through the red tape involved in dealing with nursing homes or physical rehabilitation centers? Are you being treated like a slave by a nursing home or physical rehabilitation center? Are they ignoring your requests or questions? Do they seem to be unable to see you? Are you being ignored for legitimate requests? Is it possible that the corporate people, the responsible persons or licensed social workers are profiting from the situation?
Are bedsores being ignored by the nursing home or center? These are the questions you should ask yourself if you feel you are being treated unfairly when it comes to financial or health issues related to physical rehabilitation centers and nursing home in this world. These are some questions to consider. Are they able to wait for the resident or patient to be given proper care? Is it apparent that the nursing home or physical rehabilitation center is doing more harm than good? Are they attempting to hide or fabricate this? These sound similar to the complaints you have about a nursing home or rehabilitation center. This self-help article will help you identify if they sound the same or similar.
Are you a victim of outright lies? How have you dealt with nursing homes and physical rehabilitation centers? Everybody has different experiences. While some may have had a positive experience, others might have had a bad experience or worsening experiences in nursing homes and physical rehabilitation centers. What do you do if you have had a negative experience? How do you respond and what can you do to help the resident or patient in the home?
To begin, establish a foundation of honesty. If there isn’t honesty within the nursing home/rehabilitation center, or if the staff or supervisors are not being honest, then you can build a case to prove their dishonesty. Once you’ve seen that the staff, supervisors, or administrators lie about the circumstances, you must protect yourself against it happening again. How can you protect yourself in these situations?
Write it down!
WRITING! Writing can change all perspectives on a situation. Writing can help a situation become more honest, and staff, social workers, and administrators can “become more honest”. They might be more inclined to trust their honesty and integrity if they can see it in “writing”. If anyone in these places has lied, fabricated, created a story, ignored your verbal requests or made up stories, it would make sense to have any future dealings with them “writing”.
If a physical rehabilitation center lies or misunderstands something, or ignores your serious verbal complaints it may be time to get out the typewriters or computers and write a letter IN WRITING to the supervisors or administrators responsible for the corporate environment. If you have serious complaints, and you are not being heard from, you might consider writing a letter to the corporate administrators. What if you can’t afford to send these mail services? Have no fear! If you have a complaint to make, you can write it and still have proof of sending it. Ask the Post Office for a certificate of mail. This small, white receipt is stamped by the Postal worker and your letter becomes “on record” to be mailed to the US Post Office. This service costs less than two dollars per letter. It might cost less than one dollar fifty cents. Check with your local postal office. If you have verbal complaints that have not been addressed or if stories have been invented by staff at nursing homes or physical rehabilitation centers, it is important to put them in writing.\