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Have You Suffered from Post-Concussion Syndrome?

Published on March 12, 2021, by SHRAGER SACHS & BLANCO | Brain Injury

When your concussion symptoms last longer than the expected recovery time, it’s possible you have post-concussion syndrome (PCS). These are also known as persistent post-concussive symptoms. While concussions can be mild and heal relatively quickly, sometimes their symptoms last past when your doctor said you should be recovered by. Since this injury deals with your brain, it’s important to talk to your doctor immediately to see if you have PCS. (more…)

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How Will Nursing Homes Change After COVID-19?

Published on March 11, 2021, by SHRAGER SACHS & BLANCO | Nursing Home Abuse

The COVID 19 pandemic has showed many of us that parts of or society weren’t functioning as smoothly as we thought they were. It’s also showed us that what we previously thought was the best option actually wasn’t at all, and that alternative options were available. One of those options were nursing homes. Before the pandemic, many families thought these were the best places for their older loved ones to spend the rest of their lives and receive great care. However, COVID has shown us that that’s not[...]

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Could Private Ownership of Nursing Homes Improve Conditions and Care?

Published on March 5, 2021, by SHRAGER SACHS & BLANCO | Nursing Home Abuse

Many nursing homes have been bought into the private sector since 2009. The big question that this presents is whether or not private ownership of nursing homes has a positive effect on the residents and their health. Since resident health should be at the forefront of a facility’s priorities, it’s an important question to ask when we see the ownership trending toward private equity. If your loved one has been abused or neglected in their nursing home, whether it was privately or publicly owned, they deserve justice for[...]

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What Factors Increase Mortality Rates in Nursing Home Residents?

Published on March 5, 2021, by SHRAGER SACHS & BLANCO | Nursing Home Abuse

When you trust a nursing home to take care of your elderly and vulnerable loved one, you expect them to have the appropriate knowledge to ensure that they are as healthy as possible. Unfortunately, not every long-term care facility will ensure that your loved one gets the best care possible and will put cutting costs above the standard of care they provide. When that happens, it can lead to abuse, negligence, and even death for the residents. (more…)

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Federal Program Helped Some of PA’s Most Troubled Nursing Homes During Pandemic

Published on February 25, 2021, by SHRAGER SACHS & BLANCO | Nursing Home Abuse

Federal programming was awarded in September to nursing homes that were affected by the pandemic, as they were the facilities that were responsible for keeping the elderly population safe, otherwise known as the most vulnerable population during COVID-19. The funding was meant to support and reward the facilities that followed the guidelines and kept their residents safe. (more…)

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Is Pain After Surgery Normal?

Published on February 12, 2021, by SHRAGER SACHS & BLANCO | Medical Malpractice

When you’re suffering from an injury or illness that requires surgery, you’re likely expecting some pain. You were probably feeling pain and discomfort before the surgery, so you know that being operated will relieve some of those feelings but create other pains and problems. While some pain is to be expected after a surgery, sometimes you can end up suffering from too much pain that wasn’t supposed to happen. (more…)

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Most Dangerous Intersections in Philadelphia

Published on February 12, 2021, by SHRAGER SACHS & BLANCO | Auto Accidents

Intersections are where most accidents take place because they involve traffic and pedestrians crossing paths and require them to strictly follow signs and signals. If a driver isn’t paying close attention to the signals or who’s going through an intersection, it can easily lead to a collision between two drivers or a car and a pedestrian. These accidents are especially dangerous because usually nobody sees them coming and the speed causes catastrophic damages. (more…)

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Hit and Run Accidents Rising During COVID

Published on February 5, 2021, by SHRAGER SACHS & BLANCO | Auto Accidents

The COVID pandemic has led to a lot of changes in our everyday lives. Throughout lockdown, many of us have been staying home more than ever, and we only leave for necessities or to work. Because of this, less people are on the road driving. But has this had a negative effect on the amount of accidents there have been? The Philadelphia Police Department claims that with less drivers on the road, people are driving more recklessly. (more…)

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5 Tips for Safely Driving with Young Children

Published on February 5, 2021, by SHRAGER SACHS & BLANCO | Auto Accidents

Being a parent isn’t easy. Having young children with you all the time makes even the simplest of daily tasks more complicated because you have to navigate doing that task while keeping your children safe. Driving is a prime example of an already dangerous activity that could put your life at risk at any time. With your children in the car, driving can feel even more risky. Not only do you have to focus on the road, but you also have to focus on your children and keeping[...]

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Law Changes Coming to Pennsylvania in 2021

Published on November 13, 2020, by SHRAGER SACHS & BLANCO | Legal News

With every new year comes new laws. While laws can be introduced at various points throughout the year, we tend to take a look at law changes around the time January arrives. This is often when some of the biggest changes are introduced—especially January 1. With 2021 right around the corner, we’ve started taking a look at what you can expect in regard to law changes for the new year in Pennsylvania. Some of the changes you can expect are in regard to new overtime rules, an online[...]

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