900 CHML – Substandard Care Leads to Freeze on New Patients for Ontario Nursing Homes
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.
Sivan Tumarkin, partner at Samfiru Tumarkin LLP, joined host Scott Radley on Global News Radio 900 CHML, 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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Sivan Tumarkin
Sivan Tumarkin is a Founding Partner of Samfiru Tumarkin LLP and Practice Leader for the firm's Long-term Disability & Personal Injury Law Group. His previous experience working for insurance companies has given him unique insight into the long-term disability claim denial and appeals process, allowing him to secure strong results for his clients.
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