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Negligence in a nursing home occurs when someone under the care of the staff does not receive adequate medical, physical, or emotional attention. If your loved one has suffered from neglect while on the premises of his or her nursing home, the facility can be held legally responsible.

At MDM Law, we've helped clients seek compensation and have represented cases where a nursing home failed to:

Keep the premises free of hazards

Prevent slips and falls

Train employees

Protect one resident from another

Our negligence attorney in Oklahoma City, and the surrounding metro area, is committed to our clients and takes cases on contingency, meaning we won't charge you any fees unless we recover compensation.

Reach out to our firm for help by calling (405) 673-2377. You can also schedule your free initial consultation by contacting us online.

Elopement describes a resident leaving the facility without the staff knowing about it. This is why careful supervision in nursing homes is critical to its residents’ safety, especially those residences at risk of wandering off. It is the nursing home’s duty to watch over these residents as closely as necessary to ensure their security. If you believe your loved one wandered off because he or she was left unsupervised, you may be entitled to compensation.

At MDM Law, we understand that some residents may be more prone to eloping, including those who suffer from the following:

Dementia

Alzheimer's disease

Depression or anxiety

Other psychiatric conditions

If your loved one has suffered harm and you’re ready to take action, we are prepared to get started during a free consultation. Elopement is a sign of negligence that should never be tolerated, and as an Oklahoma City nursing home abuse attorney, Matthew D. Martin III knows what it takes to build a strong case against this serious issue.

Get access to quality and compassionate legal counsel by calling (405) 673-2377. Our team works with clients throughout the Oklahoma City Metro Area.

Suffering an overdose in a nursing home is an act of negligence on the part of the nursing home staff. Unfortunately, it is not an uncommon occurrence. While caretakers in a nursing home should receive adequate training on how to care for residents, sometimes staff members act negligently, carelessly, or abusively, which puts the residents' health at risk.

Resident overdose can occur after any of the following:

Staff gives residents the wrong medication

Staff gives residents the wrong dosage

Staff skips a dose of medication

As an Oklahoma City nursing home abuse attorney, Matthew D. Martin III is fully equipped to help you determine the strengths of your case. If you believe your loved one suffered an overdose while under the care of a nursing home staff, we are prepared to help.

Let us give you the counsel you need to move forward. Call us today at (405) 673-2377 to schedule a free consultation.

Unfortunately, aspiration pneumonia, an infection in the lung caused by inhaling food, stomach acid, or saliva, is on the rise among nursing home residents. If left untreated, the infection can become a much more serious condition. If you or a loved one have suffered because of this sickness and the nursing home failed to get you proper medical attention, you may be entitled to compensation.

MDM Law has represented clients that have endured the following symptoms of aspiration pneumonia:

Poor oral hygiene and bad breath

Coughing and wheezing

Chest pain

Shortness of breath

Fever

Sweating

Fatigue

If you're ready to seek legal action, MDM Law is here to assist. With over 15 years of experience, Matthew D. Martin III has what it takes to investigate and build a strong case on your behalf. We are committed to working towards getting you and your loved ones the justice you deserve.

Get in touch with our experienced attorney today. Call (405) 673-2377 and making an appointment for a free initial consultation.