When you are In Residential Assisted Living you're going to get sued. The reality is we understand what the liabilities and the risks are. We have insurance to protect ourselves from it. But when people move into our homes, they're being taken care of, their being loved on. We want them to live forever, but on occasion they do pass away. People do die and It's a matter of when, not if. 

Now again, I want you to get very real. Let's say that person living in the senior care home, the residential assisted living has five kids. Those five kids are 50, 60 years old. Those are the kids because mom or dad is 80 or 90 years. They've come to visit mom or dad everyday or every week. They see the caregivers. They know them by name. They've eaten the food in the dining room with mom or dad. They know the manager, they love the experience. Now they'd been there for three years. They fall, they break their hip, they go to the hospital and two months later, they pass away. That is sad, but it's not unexpected.  

So avoid those potential problems. Have the proper insurance, and do a good job. Dot your i's and cross your t's. But rest assured, if you do this right, that liability is truly a non issue.