In this emotional and eye-opening episode, we delve into the urgent need for advocacy and protection for our seniors in assisted living facilities, nursing homes, and rehabs. Our guest, Stephanie Sifrit, a senior citizen advocate, shares the harrowing story of her mother's abuse in a Florida nursing home. Stephanie's mother, a dementia patient, suffered unimaginable trauma at the hands of a predator, and due to systemic failures, justice remains elusive. This episode sheds light on the desperate need for legislative change to allow families the right to install cameras in nursing home rooms, offering a layer of protection for vulnerable residents.
Stephanie's relentless pursuit of justice and change in Florida's legislature highlights the challenges of advocating for the elderly. Despite the barriers, she continues to fight for Senate Bill 64, which seeks to grant families the undeniable right to install monitoring devices in care facilities. This episode is a call to action for voices to join Stephanie in her mission to protect those who cannot protect themselves.

This is more than a story—it's a call to action.

How to contact:
mrssife@verizon.net
info@protectseniors.com
@protectflseniors



00:00 - Stephanie Sifrit is advocating on behalf of her elderly mother

07:59 - Two people before my mother and one after my mother had dementia

14:02 - There are several arguments against allowing cameras in nursing homes

20:51 - Water conservation and hurricane recovery are taking priority over elder protection

26:05 - If you want to start a petition, you need 900,000 verified voters signatures

32:26 - Eorizon Dutton wants to help collect signatures for vulnerable Florida patients

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