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Care Command, PLLC Care Command, PLLC™ is a healthcare consumer advocacy agency dedicated to providing review and assessment. Call us today!

Care Command, PLLC™ is a privately owned and operated healthcare consumer advocacy agency. We are dedicated to providing specialized review services for customers of the health care industry in the state of Kentucky. Our reviews of your loved ones within a healthcare facility will help us to determine the quality of care your loved one is receiving. We specialize in long term care facilities, but reviews in other areas of health care may be available upon request. Care Command, PLLC™ is currently made up of 3 professional Consumer Care Nurse Advisors™ with a combined total of over 60 years of experience in health care services. We have a great understanding of long term care standards of care and are quick to identify adherences to, and/or deviations from, these standards. We also have a comprehensive understanding of the survey process and can readily identify adherences to, and/or deviations from, state and federal rules and regulations. We will complete a professional and objective review of medical records and will correlate that review with observation of your loved one in the facility. We will then provide meaningful, easy to understand, feedback and recommendations. We are committed to quality, and want to work with you, and the facility, to identify and correct issues before deviations result in a poor outcome for your loved one. Your loved one deserves quality care, and you deserve peace of mind!

23/10/2021
09/04/2020

We are not able to enter nursing homes at this time, but we are still here for you! Please feel free to call us and we will attempt to help you as much as we can by phone. Requesting records and forwarding them to us is also an option. Stay safe and many blessings to each and everyone!

13/08/2019
07/08/2019

HUNTINGTON — The full scope of the fond memories made and contained for thousands of individuals at Jim's Steak and Spaghetti House since 1938 is incomprehensible. It's become more than

25/01/2018

Nurse aides are the front line caregivers in a nursing home...yet, they have one of the lowest hourly rates of pay. Homes should pay these employees what they're truly worth...they work so hard! We would see increased morale, decreased turnover, and better care for our residents

For more information about the councils and recognizing the signs of elder abuse, read onlineat chfs.ky.gov/dcbs/dpp/eaa...
16/06/2017

For more information about the councils and recognizing the signs of elder abuse, read online
at chfs.ky.gov/dcbs/dpp/eaa/.

Elder abuse is often a silent crime. Most of us never see it because most victims are abused behind closed doors by their own family members. And, too often, people who do see it choose not to get involved because it’s “none of my business.”

16/06/2017

In Kentucky, reporting suspected abuse, neglect or exploitation is the law, and it's
confidential. The toll-free reporting hotline is 1-877-KYSAFE1 (1-877-597-2331)

16/06/2017

Learn to recognize the following signs of neglect and abuse.
Neglect
§ Obvious malnutrition, dehydration
§ Dirty and uncombed hair; dirty and torn or climate-inappropriate clothes; or
offensive body odor
§ Hoarding
§ Lack of glasses, dentures or hearing aid, or lack of medical care
§ Bedsores
§ Recent suffering or loss of spouse, family members or close friends
Physical Abuse
§ Frequent injuries such as bruises, burns, broken bones; explanation of the injury
seems unrealistic
§ Multiple bruises in various stages of healing, particularly bruises on inner arms
or thighs
§ Experiences pain when touched
§ Loss of bowel and bladder control
§ Never leaves the house or allows visitors
§ Never mentions family or friends
Sexual Abuse
§ Evidence of sexually transmitted disease
§ Irritation or injuries to the mouth, ge****ls or a**s
§ Upset when changed or bathed
§ Fearful of a particular person
§ Loss of bowel and bladder control
Emotional/Psychological Abuse
§ Isolated from family and friends
§ Sudden dramatic change in behavior, appearing withdrawn, depressed, hesitant to
talk openly
§ Caregiver won't let victim speak for herself or himself
§ Caregiver scolds, insults, threatens victim
§ Trembling, clinging
Financial Abuse
§ Unusual activity in bank account; sudden large withdrawals, expenditures that are
not consistent with past financial history
§ Use of automated teller machines (ATM) when the person has no history of using
ATMs or cannot walk
§ A recent will, when the person seems incapable of writing a will
§ Rights signed away on legal papers without understanding what the papers mean
§ Unpaid bills, such as house payment, rent, taxes or utilities

16/06/2017

Recognize the Signs of Elder Abuse
If you believe an elderly person is being abused, neglected or exploited in Kentucky, call
1-877-KYSAFE1 (1-877-597-2331), the state's abuse hotline. If you believe there is
imminent risk, immediately call 911 or local law enforcement.

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