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: Illinois Injury Lawyer Blog4th case of legionnaires? disease at Illinois retirement complex reported
Recently, Illinois nursing homes have finally been getting a lot of attention from the Illinois legislature. The legislature intends to pass some more regulations overseeing the conditions in nursing homes to prevent Illinois nursing home abuse. Nursing homes are not the only facilities in the press.
Recently, another scary story caught the news regarding an Illinois retirement complex. Four cases of Legionnaires? disease have been linked to a retirement community in Illinois. Two of the cases have been fatal. Investigators have focused on the atrium area in the retirement complex which includes a pool, spa, and waterfall as a possible source of bacteria that thrives in warm water.
Full post as published by Illinois Injury Lawyer Blog on November 22, 2009 (boomark / email).
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