Connecticut Hospital Negligence: Stay Safe From HAIs
Hospital acquired infections (HAIs) account for roughly 75,000 deaths in the United States each year, according to the Center for Disease Control. Many of these infections are preventable through simple recommended procedures like washing hands which has proven to drastically reduce infection rates, but there is research to show that more floor cleaning could reduce … Keep reading…
Bridgeport Crossing Guards Struck On The Job
A few weeks ago in Bridgeport, two crossing guards were struck by a vehicle and dragged 40 feet. A city spokesperson said one guard broke both legs and suffered a brain injury, while the other crossing guard suffered minor injuries. While accidents like this are rare, this case is made more complex because not only … Keep reading…
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Connecticut Personal Injury: Student Drowning
CT Post is reporting today that a 22 year old UConn student is in critical condition after he was pulled from the pool at the Stamford YMCA around 4 p.m. Friday after a friend he was swimming with noticed he was underwater. Aquatic danger and pool safety has been scrutinized in many tragic Connecticut cases, with experts identifying … Keep reading…
New Study Shows 99% Brain Disease Rate For Football Players
A recent article published in JAMA has found that 99% of former football players were found to have chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE). This disease is caused by repeated blows to the head. Autopsies of 202 football players, including those who did not play beyond the high school and college level, were conducted. The numbers showing … Keep reading…
CT Valley Hospital Workers Arrested For Abuse
Nine employees at Connecticut Valley Hospital in Middletown are facing charges from Connecticut State Police as they are accused of abusing a patient at the hospital. These employees have been placed on administrative leave. The claimant may have a personal injury case. When a patient is treated in a healthcare facility or hospital, there is … Keep reading…
Children and Connecticut Bike Accidents
Connecticut children will soon be back at school and will undoubtedly be riding bikes after dismissal. One of the most common ways kids get into Connecticut bike accidents is when they are riding past driveways. Children and Connecticut Bike AccidentsThese accidents are often a result of obstructions that make it difficult for the rider to … Keep reading…
Keeping Connecticut Children Safe Around School Buses
Connecticut children will be back at school in just a few short weeks. Following these safety precautions can help avoid a Connecticut pedestrian accident, according to the NHTSA. Stand three huge steps back from the curb while waiting for the bus. Wait until the bus comes to a complete stop, doors open and the driver … Keep reading…
Understanding Connecticut Youth Concussion Protocols
The start of practice for high school soccer, football, field hockey, and other fall sports will be here in the next few weeks. For many that means double sessions, late night practices, and heading down to the field to cheer on their favorite team. For the athletes, a more looming risk is on the field: … Keep reading…
Questions To Ask Before Placing Your Loved One In a Connecticut Nursing Home
Three Connecticut-based nursing home facilities were recently fined by the Connecticut Department of Public Health (DPH). A Plainville nursing home was fined for three instances, including one where a patient choked and died. Additionally, dietary restrictions were not followed causing allergic reactions to certain foods. A second facility in Madison was cited after a patient … Keep reading…
What To Do When Your Child Is Injured at College
As parents it is nerve wracking when you send your child off to college. For many it is the first time you will be sending your child off on their own. Recently a UConn Storrs student was killed when she was run over by an SUV operated by fire personnel on campus. While there is … Keep reading…