Maryland Long Term Care Ombudsman Program
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Ombudsmen investigate complaints made by, or on behalf of, individual residents in long-term care facilities, including nursing homes and assisted living facilities. They also answer questions about the quality of care or financial, physical, or mental abuse in residential facilities.
Website:
http://www.aging.maryland.gov/Ombudsman.html
Phone:
(410) 767-1108
Caregiver Eligibility:
Anyone
Care Recipient Eligibility:
Resident in a long-term care facility
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As my mother-in-law’s primary caregiver, I spend a minimum of 75 hours a week with her. On the bad weeks it can be as much as 120 hours. She was diagnosed with dementia less than two years ago and has required 24/7 care since January.
