Allen Tittle, Cleveland Nursing Home Neglect and Abuse Lawyer. We help in every nursing home neglect and abuse case that we can. However, something that’s unique about our case is that we’re very selective in the cases we choose. We do that because, if we take on a case, we’re jumping in head first. BUT, there are some cases that, quite frankly, we can’t help with but I still feel strongly that the patient or resident of the nursing home was wronged. In those circumstances, oftentimes, I will recommend that they still file a complaint relating to the care, or lack thereof, received. So, this video is a little bit about how to file a formal complaint against a nursing home relating to resident care. In the state of Ohio, all complaints are done through the Ohio Department of Health. There’s three ways that you can file a complaint: The first one is a simple phone call. There’s a hotline that’s manned 24 hours a day, but, if you can’t get a hold of someone, you can leave a voicemail and it’s my understanding that that voicemail is checked twice a day- that’s way number one. Number two, you are able to email a complaint to the Ohio Department of Health outlining the issues with the care. And there is a PDF of the complaint on the Ohio Department of Health’s website to fill out. Number three, and I think probably the easiest, is, there’s an online complaint form that you can fill out on the Ohio Department of Health’s website, you put in the pertinent information, then you hit “SUBMIT”. In my opinion, that’s probably the easiest. Folks, just because a nursing home neglect and abuse lawyer doesn’t take your case, doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t file a formal complaint relating to the care involved. So, if you feel that the resident or patient was wronged, please, I implore you, file a complaint with the Ohio Department of Health. They will launch an investigation and provide formal findings.