Information & Ratings On Adrian Manor Health and Rehabilitation Center

When you entrust your loved ones to a nursing care facility, you should not only expect to receive quality and safe care, but you also have a legal right to it. These nursing homes cannot mistreat, neglect or abuse patients. If they do, you have the ability to hold them to account for their actions or inaction. 

You have every right to sue nursing facilities on behalf of your loved one for damages that they have suffered while a patient in these homes. Not only can you receive financial compensation, but you can also ensure that your loved one receives better care. When you hire the attorneys at Nursing Home Law Center, you take the first step towards achieving a just and fair legal result for your elder. If you suspect that your loved one has been injured in a nursing facility, contact us for a free consultation.

This nursing home facility is a 60-certified bed facility that is city owned and operated and provides nursing care to residents of Bates County in Western Missouri. The Medicare and Medicaid approved center is located at:

402 West First Street 
Adrian, MO, 64720
1(800)321-1245

Both federal and state law allow for inspections of nursing home facilities. Those nursing homes that are found to be deficient receive inspection reports that detail the issues. Nursing homes have a certain amount of time to correct the issue. Government has the ability to impose fines on the nursing home operator. In addition, Medicare can impose a payment suspension on the home should the deficiencies be significant enough to warrant it.

Medicare rates the nursing homes with star ratings in order to give those considering the home an idea of the quality of care. The lowest rating that a nursing home can receive is one star. This is the rating that Adrian Manor Health and Rehabilitation Center has received, meaning it is among the lowest rated nursing homes in the country. This home was particularly weak with regard to its staffing, where it received one star. This is in part due to the fact that Adrian Manor Health and Rehabilitation Center has not submitted data that can be verified through an audit, although the State of Missouri has found deficiencies with regard to hiring in its inspections. 

The most recent federal inspection revealed deficiencies in the area of resident's rights. The inspections found that residents were often not advised of their rights and were not made aware of their ability to file complaints and how they can do so. Residents were also not informed of their appeal and ombudsman rights. In addition, the facility failed to follow acceptable infection prevention procedures. 

In addition, there was an investigation initiated as a result of a complaint that was filed. This investigation was completed in September 2017. According to the Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services, the inquiry found that the facility failed to ensure that the resident environment was as free from accident hazards as is possible. This resulted in a citation for this nursing facility. This home also failed to ensure that each resident receives adequate supervision and assistance devices to prevent accidents. A previous inspection completed in March 2017 found that the facility failed to comply with state standards in its hiring and did not have policies and procedures to prohibit and prevent abuse of residents. 

Adrian's residents experience a much higher rehospitalization rate than the national average. According to Medicare's numbers, this rate among short-stay residents is approximately double the national average. In fact, nearly half of the short-stay patients needed a further hospitalization after staying at Adrian. In addition, the rate of short-stay patients who have needed an emergency room visit is also much higher than the national average. In addition, long-term residents also experience higher rates of falls and pressure ulcers than the national average. Both short and long-stay residents also report experiencing moderate to severe pain at rates higher than the national average. 

If you believe that your loved one has suffered any injury from mistreatment, neglect or abuse while living at Adrian Manor Health and Rehabilitation Center, contact our attorneys at Nursing Home Law Center immediately. They can be reached at (800) 926-7565. When you contact our attorneys, you are under no obligation to pay anything. You will receive a free consultation where we can discuss the facts of your case. In fact, you do not have to pay us anything unless you obtain a financial recovery in your case. In that event, we are compensated based on a percentage of the settlement received.

At Nursing Home Law Center, we take elder abuse and mistreatment seriously and are out to obtain justice for your family and your loved one. By taking strong and forceful action, you can help improve the life of your loved one and put a stop to their mistreatment. 

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