610 CKTB – Ontario Stops Nursing Homes From Taking New Residents
Three Ontario nursing homes have been ordered to halt the admission of new patients due to substandard care.
The nursing homes – located in Mississauga, London and Fergus – failed recent inspections by the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care. The Toronto Star reports that the companies in question have indicated that they will work with the ministry to resolve their problems.
James K. Fireman, partner at Samfiru Tumarkin LLP, joined host Larry Fedoruk on NewsTalk 610 CKTB, where the Toronto Personal Injury Lawyer discussed the rights of patients when inadequate care is being provided.
The three nursing homes in question were Tyndall Nursing Home, Earls Court Village, and Caressant Care.
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James K. Fireman
James K. Fireman is a Partner with Samfiru Tumarkin LLP’s Long-term Disability and Personal Injury Law Group. James has built a reputation within the industry as a fierce, but compassionate and creative advocate for his clients. He routinely hosts the Disability Law Show on TV and radio.
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