Fall in Chicago is one of the most beautiful times of the year. The red and gold leaves paint the city and the crisp cool breeze brings a much-needed reprieve from the summer heat. While Fall is a great time to enjoy the apple orchards and pumpkin patches, it also...
Suffering an injury is one thing but to suffer an injury caused by another person is a completely different story. It’s expected that we all, as members of society, do our part to ensure that our actions do not harm those around us. But when this social contract...
You have consistently visited your mom every other day in the nursing home. But one day you notice that she’s not her same cheery self. She seems withdrawn and on edge and you notice that her caregiver will not leave the two of you alone for very long. That...
According to the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), there are almost two million residents of elder care facilities and nursing homes in the United States alone. When you place a loved one in a nursing home facility, you’re trusting that they will...
Join us Saturday, July 30th for a community slow roll through Garfield Park! We will be rolling out at 11am from the Golden Dome of the Garfield Park Field House fora casual ride, followed by a fish fry and some summertime fun! Bring your bikes for the ride and your...
In Chicago, a patient’s guardian successfully sued the hospital where the patient’s twins were delivered because she was left disabled following the delivery. The patient carrying the twins had what is known as a “placenta accreta.” This is when the placenta is...