When a loved one develops bedsores in a nursing home, it’s not just a medical issue—it’s a deeply personal breach of trust. Bedsores, also called pressure ulcers, often signal that someone isn’t being turned, cleaned, or monitored the way they should be. On top of the emotional impact, you may now be dealing with hospital bills, extra care costs, and the stress of a nursing home negligence lawsuit that may take months or years to resolve.

While your attorney builds the case, your expenses don’t slow down. That’s where nursing home bedsore lawsuit funding can help. Instead of waiting until the case settles, you can access a portion of your expected recovery now to help manage day-to-day financial pressure.

At Baker Street Funding, we provide non-recourse pre-settlement funding for qualifying bedsore and nursing home negligence cases—meaning you only repay if your case settles or you win. If there’s no recovery, you owe us nothing.

What Are Bedsores and Why Do They Matter in a Lawsuit?

Bedsores (pressure ulcers) are injuries to the skin and underlying tissue caused by prolonged pressure. They often develop on the hips, heels, tailbone, elbows, and shoulders—areas where frail or immobile residents sit or lie for long periods.

Legally, advanced or untreated bedsores can be strong evidence of:

Neglect – residents not turned or repositioned regularly.
Understaffing – too few caregivers to provide basic care.
Poor monitoring – changes in skin condition not documented or addressed.
Failure to treat – delayed or inadequate wound care, infections not addressed.

When a nursing home accepts responsibility for a resident, they take on a duty to provide reasonable, safe care. Bedsores often show that proper care didn’t happen—making personal injury lawsuits critical in holding negligent parties accountable.

Victims and their families may be entitled to compensation for medical costs, pain and suffering, and other damages caused by inadequate care.

Quick Fact: Regulators and patient safety agencies treat pressure ulcers as a serious red flag for poor care. In many cases, advanced bedsores are considered preventable with proper staffing, repositioning, and monitoring.

How We Help Families in Nursing Home Negligence Cases

A nursing home bedsore lawsuit isn’t only about being compensated—but also about safety, accountability, and dignity. But the financial side is very real. Extra care, transportation, missed work, and medical costs add up fast.

Pre-settlement funding for bed sore lawsuits provides financial assistance to individuals pursuing legal claims for injuries caused by negligent care in nursing homes or similar facilities.

Nursing home bedsore lawsuit funding can help you:

Cover medical treatment, wound care, and hospital transfers.
Pay for safer care options or temporary alternative arrangements.
Keep up with rent, mortgage, and essential household bills.
Manage travel costs to visit, advocate, and attend legal appointments.
Reduce the pressure to accept a low settlement because money is tight.

There are no monthly payments, no upfront fees, and your credit score isn’t part of the decision. We work directly with your attorney to keep everything efficient, respectful, and clear.

How Nursing Home Lawsuit Funding Works

Step 1 – Simple Application. You share basic information about the nursing home bedsore case and your attorney’s contact details. There’s no fee to apply and no credit check.

Step 2 – We Coordinate With Your Attorney. We request records and case details from your lawyer—like medical records, wound documentation, and evidence of nursing home negligence.

Step 3 – Case Review & Approval. Our team reviews the strength of the claim, damages, and potential settlement value. If your case qualifies, we send you a funding offer with clear, non-recourse terms.

Step 4 – Fast Funding, No Monthly Payments. Once you and your attorney sign, funds are sent—often within 24–48 hours. Repayment comes only from the settlement. If there’s no recovery, you don’t pay us back.

Types of Nursing Home Bedsore Cases That May Qualify

We typically look at nursing home and long-term care cases where there is clear evidence of harm tied to facility-level failures. These may include:

Stage 3 or Stage 4 bedsores that develop or worsen in the facility.
Infected pressure ulcers leading to sepsis, hospitalization, or surgery.
Bedsores combined with malnutrition or dehydration.
Repeated or multiple pressure ulcers across different areas of the body.
Bedsores contributing to wrongful death.

If your loved one developed serious bedsores while under the care of a nursing home or assisted living facility—and you have an attorney pursuing a negligence claim—your case may be a candidate for pre-settlement funding.

How Pre-Settlement Funding Helps in Bedsore Lawsuits

Nursing home negligence cases often require medical experts, records reviews, and sometimes dealing with large corporate owners. That means even strong cases can move slowly.

Pre-settlement funding helps by giving you access to money now, while your attorney keeps pushing for fair compensation. Families often use nursing home bedsore lawsuit funding to:

Pay ongoing medical costs and wound care supplies.
Move a loved one to a safer facility or higher-level care.
Cover everyday living expenses affected by missed work and added responsibilities.
Handle travel costs and time spent advocating for their loved one.

Because the funding is non-recourse, you don’t repay us out-of-pocket or make monthly payments. Repayment comes only from the settlement or verdict. If there’s no recovery, you owe nothing.

How We Evaluate Nursing Home Bedsore Claims

To fund responsibly and protect your recovery, we review your case closely with your attorney. We typically look at:

Medical Records and Wound Documentation

Nursing home charting, wound care notes, and skin assessments.
Hospital records if the resident was transferred for wound care or infection.
Staging of pressure ulcers, location, and progression over time.

Facility Conduct and Liability

Care plans and whether they were followed.
Turning/repositioning schedules and documentation.
Staffing levels, prior complaints, or regulatory issues (if available).
Whether the facility acted promptly once bedsores were found.

Damages and Impact

Pain, suffering, and loss of dignity.
Extra medical costs, hospitalizations, or surgeries.
Impact on the resident’s quality of life.
Wrongful death claims brought by the family or estate.

This helps us understand how strong the case is and what level of funding is appropriate without overburdening your future settlement.

Eligibility for Nursing Home Bedsore Lawsuit Funding

You may qualify for nursing home bedsore lawsuit pre-settlement funding if:

You have an active nursing home negligence or bedsore lawsuit.
You’re represented by an attorney on a contingency-fee basis.
Your attorney is willing to share case information and sign the funding agreement.
The case involves serious bedsores, infection, or related complications tied to facility negligence.
Your attorney believes the case has strong merit and meaningful settlement potential, typically $50,000 or more.
The facility or its insurer has the ability to pay a settlement.
You are 18 or older and live in a state where legal funding is available.

We don’t look at your credit score, job history, or income. Our decision is based on the strength of the case, not your financial profile.

Why Families Choose Baker Street Funding

Nursing home cases are emotional. You’re not just dealing with numbers—you’re dealing with someone you love. We understand that, and we structure our process to be respectful, patient, and clear.

With Baker Street Funding, you get:

Non-recourse funding – no repayment if your case doesn’t recover.
Low, capped rates – no compounding interest eating away at your settlement.
Transparent terms – plain language, no hidden fees.
Fast decisions – many cases are reviewed within 24–48 hours once we have your file.
One-on-one guidance – a dedicated funding expert who walks with you through the process.

Our goal is simple: give you room to breathe financially while your attorney works to hold the nursing home accountable.

Support While You Fight for Better Care

If a nursing home’s negligence led to painful bedsores or pressure ulcers for someone you love, you shouldn’t have to struggle just to keep the lights on or pay for safer care. Nursing home bedsore lawsuit funding can help bridge the financial gap while your legal case moves forward.

Apply online today or contact us at (888) 711-3599.