
Since 2012, ProPublica documented 47 instances in which workers at nursing homes and assisted living centers posted photos or videos of residents on social media networks. More →
The Manhattan Elder Abuse Case Consultation and Review Team (EACCRT) is an interdisciplinary group of over 40 NYC professionals from a broad spectrum of public and not-for-profit organizations.
Some members of EACCRT, April 2011 - Seated (left to right): Sasha Greene, UFT; Robin Roberts, NYCEAC; Risa Breckman, WCMC, NYCEAC; Agnes Halarewicz, Next Stage Senior Care Services; Audrey Dicken, HRA APS. Standing (left to right): Catilin Greene, New York County District Attorney’s Office; Nancy Simmons, The Carter Burden Center for the Aging; Ariella Beer, JASA LEAP Program; Marcus Nathanson, Columbia Presbytrian Hospital; Ken Onatis, The Carter Burden Center for the Aging; Ronnie LoFaso, WCMC, NYCEAC; Edward Ma, Asian American Community Center; Oscar Straus, VOLS; Carmen Hernandez, HRA APS; Zach Addison, The Vera Guardianship Project; Gin Lee, ISSAC.
These professionals, representing diverse fields (e.g., social work, medicine, law, nursing and psychiatry) and systems (e.g., criminal justice, health care, mental health, adult protective services, aging network) meet five times per year for 1.5 hours at different locations throughout Manhattan. Usually 2-3 cases are discussed at each meeting and at times follow-ups on previous cases are also discussed. Attendance is voluntary.
EACCRT membership is open to any professional representing an organization serving older adults residing in Manhattan. For more information, please contact NYCEAC’s Elder Abuse Prevention Specialist/MDT Coordinator, Peg Horan, LMSW, at [email protected] or at (212) 746-7211.
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Since 2012, ProPublica documented 47 instances in which workers at nursing homes and assisted living centers posted photos or videos of residents on social media networks. More →
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Welcome to the NYC Elder Abuse Center’s (NYCEAC) Field Guide: News and Resources for Elder Justice Professionals blog. We've selected and analyzed the most helpful articles and resources relevant to elder justice professionals for July and August 2016. More →