Nursing home worker performed 'simulated lap dance' on 84-year-old, lawsuit says.
Staff at Cumberland Manor failed to"allocate sufficient resources to adequately provide" and otherwise"exercise reasonable care" for Pittman, the lawsuit states. The nursing home staff failed to prevent and timely treat injuries, manage pain, comply with physician orders, provide adequate food and dispense pain medication, the family alleges.
Among the allegations in the lawsuit is a claim that a staff member performed a simulated lap dance on Pittman"to otherwise embarrass and humiliate" him. He suffered from malnutrition, sepsis, bedsores, weight loss and dehydration, according to the lawsuit.The Cumberland Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center and the family's attorney, David Cohen, did not immediately return messages seeking comment.
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