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SEXUAL ABUSE
The Acadia Healthcare lawsuit attorneys at Reich & Binstock represent individuals and families harmed by abuse, neglect, wrongful death, and unsafe conditions inside Acadia-operated behavioral health facilities. We are committed to holding Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. accountable for the widespread failures that have devastated vulnerable patients nationwide. Our Acadia Healthcare claims attorneys offer a free consultation and accept all behavioral and mental health center injury cases on a contingency fee basis, so you pay nothing unless we win.
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What Is The Acadia Healthcare Scandal?
The Acadia Healthcare scandal centers on widespread allegations of negligent inpatient care, physical assault, sexual abuse, wrongful death, starvation, deprevation, neglect, and other patient harms in dozens of inpatient behavioral health facilities, residential treatment centers, and mental health facilities operated by Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. Reports from former patients, family members, former staff, and state regulators describe a consistent pattern of failure to provide safe patient care.
Facilities owned by Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc., including:
- Riverwoods Behavioral Health System,
- North Tampa Behavioral Health,
- Lakeview Behavioral Health,
- Options Behavioral Health,
- Seven Hills Hospital,
- Park Royal Hospital, and
- Harbor Oaks Hospital
have been named in lawsuits and investigations for violating federal and state regulations regarding adequate staffing, providing active treatment, and developing individual treatment plans. Reports detail excessive use of restraints, sexual assaults by staff, prolonged inpatient stays without medical justification, and discharging patients without providing adequate discharge planning, putting them at extreme risk.
Beyond direct patient harm, Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. has faced separate investigations by state Medicaid Fraud Control Units and the United States Attorney’s Office into billing fraud at Acadia’s inpatient behavioral health facilities. Acadia Healthcare Company entered into a civil settlement agreement with the federal government resolving allegations of submitting false claims to primarily Medicare and Medicaid programs, including billing for unnecessary psychiatric care. Inpatient behavioral health facilities, like North Tampa Behavioral Health, Seven Hills Hospital, Park Royal Hospital, Riverwoods Behavioral Health System, and Lakeview Behavioral Health, were cited in these government actions.
While the claims addressed fraudulent billing, they reinforce the same overarching pattern of negligence: placing profits over inpatient patient care, endangering the well-being of vulnerable individuals, and consistently violating legal requirements for mental health treatment across the national behavioral health system run by Acadia Healthcare.
Key Allegations Across Multiple Acadia Facilities
Here are key allegations made against Acadia Healthcare across multiple facilities:
- Sexual abuse by staff or other patients, including failure to report assaults
- Use of chemical restraints as punishment or without medical justification
- Neglect of vulnerable patients, including lack of supervision and unsanitary conditions
- Wrongful death due to inadequate monitoring, delayed medical response, or unsafe practices
- Physical abuse and staff assaults against patients in inpatient care settings
- Understaffing and employing unqualified or untrained personnel
- Falsified records and cover-ups of safety violations
- Failure to provide active treatment or develop individual treatment plans
- Improper use of isolation and seclusion
- Admissions of patients who didn’t meet medical necessity criteria
- Failure to provide adequate discharge planning and refusal to discharge patients for higher insurance reimbursements
- Retaliation against whistleblowers who report unsafe conditions at mental or behavioral health facilities
- Data breaches exposing sensitive patient health information
- Disability discrimination, including failure to provide communication aids
- Violations of federal and state regulations governing mental and behavioral health facilities
Acadia Lawsuits
Acadia Montana Residential Treatment Center Lawsuit
Acadia Montana Residential Treatment Center in Butte, Montana, has faced multiple allegations of abuse, neglect, and inappropriate behavior involving minors. In April 2019, police investigated reports of sexual assault between children, with the Acadia facility accused of failing to report the incidents properly. One 9-year-old child was allegedly injected with antihistamines as punishment. In 2020, another patient was discovered after nearly six months in a state of extreme neglect. Records indicate she was repeatedly placed in isolation, physically restrained, and sedated by Acadia Montana staff. A former resident recalled her own roommate being placed in solitary confinement and returning in a near-catatonic state, later showing signs of being drugged. Acadia Montana staff reportedly failed to intervene during self-harm incidents, forcing other children to protect their peers. These allegations reflect serious and repeated failures in patient safety and oversight.
If you or your child was sexually assaulted or suffered harm during an inpatient stay, contact an Acadia lawsuit attorney from our law firm to discuss your case.
Belmont Behavioral Hospital Lawsuit
Belmont Behavioral Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, operated by Acadia Healthcare Company Inc., has faced legal scrutiny over allegations of patient mistreatment and administrative misconduct. In 2018, a former employee filed a lawsuit alleging retaliation after reporting concerns about patient safety and workplace harassment. The plaintiff claimed she was subjected to a hostile work environment and was terminated for raising issues related to patient care and other patient harms. If you or a loved one experienced misconduct or negligent inpatient treatment at Belmont Behavioral Hospital or any other Acadia inpatient psychiatric hospitals, contact an Acadia lawsuit attorney at our law firm for a free consultation.
Chicago Lakeshore Hospital Lawsuit
Chicago Lakeshore Hospital in Chicago, Illinois, owned by Acadia Healthcare, has been the center of widespread sexual abuse allegations involving minors placed in its inpatient psychiatric hospital. In 2019, a federal lawsuit filed by the Cook County Public Guardian on behalf of DCFS wards alleged that children at Chicago Lakeshore Hospital were repeatedly sexually assaulted by both staff and other patients.
The Acadia sexual abuse lawsuit described serious cases, including a nurse showing pornography to a 14-year-old girl before assaulting her, a 12-year-old girl being forced to touch a staff member’s genitals, and a 7-year-old boy being forced to perform oral sex on an older peer. Investigations revealed that Chicago Lakeshore Hospital failed to protect patients, routinely ignored or covered up sexual abuse, and violated mandatory reporting laws. Due to repeated patient safety failures, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) terminated the hospital’s Medicare agreement, and the facility closed permanently in 2020.
If you or a loved one were sexually assaulted at Chicago Lakeshore Hospital, our law firm can determine if you’re eligible to file an Acadia Healthcare sexual abuse lawsuit to pursue justice and financial compensation for the harm caused.
Covington Behavioral Health Lawsuit
Covington Behavioral Health Hospital, located in Covington, Louisiana, has been associated with serious allegations of patient abuse, including reports of neglect and misconduct. Investigations have highlighted concerns such as the use of chemical restraints, billing irregularities, and the employment of non-medical personnel in roles requiring medical expertise. These issues point to systemic problems within the facility’s operations, raising questions about patient safety and care standards.
If you or your child experienced abuse or misconduct at Covington Behavioral Health Hospital, it’s crucial to understand your legal rights. Contact our Acadia healthcare lawsuit attorneys to determine if you’re eligible to claim compensation for the harm suffered.
Desert Hills Lawsuit
In 2023, a New Mexico jury awarded a staggering $485 million in damages to a young girl who was repeatedly sexually abused by her foster parent, Clarence Garcia, after being placed in his care by Familyworks, a foster care program operated by Desert Hills, a subsidiary of Acadia Healthcare Company. The lawsuit alleged that Desert Hills and Familyworks knowingly placed the child with Garcia despite prior reports of his abusive behavior. Following additional allegations of systemic abuse, Desert Hills was shut down by state authorities in 2019.
If you or a loved one was sexually assaulted or suffered harm at Desert Hills or another Acadia facility, you may still have legal options. Contact an Acadia lawsuit attorney from our legal team to discuss your case.
Detroit Behavioral Institute Lawsuit
In March 2025, three women filed a lawsuit against the Detroit Behavioral Institute (DBI), a now-closed youth treatment facility in Detroit, Michigan, alleging that a former supervisor sexually abused them when they were teenagers. The plaintiffs, referred to as Jane Does 1, 2, and 3, claim the abuse occurred between 2017 and 2018, when they were 15 and 16 years old. The lawsuit also names DBI’s parent company, alleging that the Acadia Healthcare Company ignored, covered up, and tolerated a culture of child sexual abuse and exploitation at its facilities.
The Acadia Healthcare lawsuit details cases where staff members were aware of the abuse but failed to act, and in some cases, retaliated against the victims for reporting it. After one victim disclosed the sexual assault, a staff member stabbed her with their car keys and placed the victim in a restraining room without any patient care.
If you were sexually assaulted at the Detroit Behavioral Institute, contact an Acadia lawsuit attorney to determine if you can file a sexual abuse claim.
Harbor Oaks Hospital Lawsuit
Harbor Oaks Hospital in New Baltimore, Michigan, operated by Acadia Healthcare Company, has been the subject of multiple lawsuits and investigations involving sexual abuse and misconduct. In one notable Harbor Oaks Hospital lawsuit from 2018, a 17-year-old patient alleged that he was sexually assaulted by his roommate, despite his mother’s request for a private room during his inpatient stay due to his vulnerable state. The lawsuit claims that Harbor Oaks Hospital was negligent in placing him with a roommate known for aggressive behavior, leading to the assault.
Further investigations revealed systemic issues at Harbor Oaks Hospital, including a chronic lack of adequate staffing and inadequate supervision. Reports indicated that Harbor Oaks Hospital staff often failed to intervene in violent incidents, and some patients were subjected to repeated assaults. In addition to individual Harbor Oaks Hospital lawsuits, Acadia Healthcare Company came to a civil settlement agreement of nearly $20 million to settle claims of fraud and abuse across several of the Acadia facilities, including Harbor Oaks Hospital. The settlement agreement addressed allegations of Harbor Oaks Hospital admitting patients who were not eligible for inpatient treatment, failing to discharge patients who no longer needed care, and inadequate staffing leading to patient harm.
If you or a loved one experienced sexual abuse or misconduct at Harbor Oaks Hospital, consulting with an experienced Acadia healthcare lawsuit attorney from our law firm can help determine eligibility for compensation and justice.
Highland Ridge Hospital Lawsuit
Highland Ridge Hospital in Midvale, Utah, has faced widespread allegations of abuse, neglect, and sexual assault. Regulatory reports documented chronic lack of adequate staffing, overmedication, and denial of basic inpatient care, including instances where patients were left unwashed, unsupervised, or in unsanitary conditions. One nurse, while admitted as a patient, was forced to care for a heavily sedated resident who had been ignored during her inpatient stay. Investigations also revealed physical assaults between patients and a near-suffocation incident that went unnoticed for 45 minutes.
The most serious neglect claim involved a patient who died in July 2021, discovered by a technician only after their body was “cold and stiff to the touch.” The inpatient psychiatric hospital was cited for repeated failures in patient safety and had its license downgraded multiple times.
Highland Ridge was also linked to at least 17 unreported incidents of sexual assault since 2019, many involving minors. Staff often failed to notify police, despite mandatory reporting laws, and former employees said they were threatened if they contacted authorities. These patterns led investigators to label Highland Ridge as “The Rape Hospital.”
If you or a loved one was harmed or sexually abused at Highland Ridge Hospital, contact an experienced Acadia Healthcare abuse attorney. Filing a lawsuit may help you seek justice and hold the parent company accountable.
Lakeview Behavioral Health Lawsuit
Lakeview Behavioral Health, located in Norcross, Georgia, has been the subject of serious allegations involving sexual abuse and misconduct. In 2019, Gwinnett County Police investigated multiple complaints against the Acadia facility, including allegations of sexual abuse, neglect, and physical abuse. The complaints spanned from 2017 to 2019 and involved patients aged 23 to 65.
One notable case involved a 15-year-old boy who was allegedly given medication without parental consent and returned home with unexplained injuries. In a separate incident, a federal lawsuit was filed by Sami Jolley, a 20-year-old transgender woman, who alleged that during her 2019 admission to Lakeview Behavioral Health, she was subjected to a humiliating strip search by male staff members who mocked her gender identity.
If you’ve been a victim of sex abuse at Lakeview Behavioral Health, our attorneys can help you pursue an Acadia sexual abuse claim.
North Tampa Behavioral Health Lawsuit
North Tampa Behavioral Health, located in Wesley Chapel, Florida, has faced serious allegations involving sexual abuse and inappropriate behavior. In 2018, two patients reported sexual assaults at the Acadia facility. When police arrived to investigate, hospital leaders couldn’t provide any video footage, as the cameras hadn’t worked for weeks. These North Tampa Behavioral Health claims are part of a broader pattern of patient abuse and neglect reported at various facilities operated by Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. If you or a loved one experienced sexual abuse, consulting with an experienced Acadia Healthcare abuse lawyer can help determine eligibility for compensation and justice.
Oasis Behavioral Health Lawsuit
Oasis Behavioral Health Hospital in Chandler, Arizona, operated by Acadia, has been the subject of serious allegations involving abuse and misconduct. Reports indicate that the Acadia facility has faced multiple investigations by the Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS). These complaints included physical and sexual assaults, forged documents, lack of adequate staffing, runaway patients, and failures to prevent injuries and suicide attempts during active treatments. Former employees reported observing staff abuse involving children and an instance where a child was taken to the emergency room after being punched in the face by a staff member. If you or your child were sexually assaulted or harmed at the Oasis Behavioral Health facility, our lawyers can help you file an Acadia sex abuse lawsuit to demand justice and recovery.
Options Behavioral Health Hospital Lawsuit
Options Behavioral Health Hospital, located in Lawrence, Indiana, and operated by Acadia, has been the subject of multiple lawsuits and investigations due to serious allegations of sexual abuse and negligent inpatient care. Since 2020, at least nine rapes have been reported at Options Behavioral Health Hospital, involving both adult and minor patients.
One case involved a male patient with a prior conviction for raping an elderly woman. Despite the Options Behavioral Health Hospital staff knowing about the conviction and additional outstanding warrant, the patient was not only allowed to remain at the Acadia facility but was later found naked in the bathroom with a female patient with a severe mental health illness who could not legally consent.
Former employees describe Options Behavioral Health Hospital as chaotic and never having adequate staffing. This has led to numerous Options Behavioral Health lawsuits involving abuse and neglect. Since 2020, police have responded to over 560 calls, averaging an incident every three days. These systemic issues have prompted the Marion County Prosecutor to pledge further investigation into the Acadia facility.
If you were sexually abused at the Options Behavioral Health Hospital, our lawyers can help you pursue a sexual assault lawsuit against the Acadia facility.
Park Royal Hospital Lawsuit
Park Royal Hospital, an inpatient behavioral health facility in Fort Myers, Florida, operated by Acadia, has faced multiple allegations and legal actions related to negligent inpatient care and misconduct. In 2016, former patients reached a settlement agreement from an Acadia sex abuse lawsuit. Additionally, in 2019, Park Royal Hospital agreed to a $52,414 settlement agreement with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of Inspector General for violating the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act (EMTALA) by refusing to accept a patient transfer due to insurance issues, despite having the capacity and specialized capabilities to treat the patient.
These incidents are part of broader concerns about patient care and safety within Acadia Healthcare’s network of behavioral health facilities. If you or your child suffered patient harm at Park Royal Hospital, contact our Acadia Healthcare lawsuit attorneys for a free consultation.
Resource Treatment Center Lawsuit
Resource Treatment Center, a youth residential treatment center in Indianapolis operated by Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc., has been the focus of multiple sexual abuse allegations involving staff members. According to a recent report, three staff members, including a former CEO, have been accused of child sexual abuse. These allegations are part of broader concerns about systemic abuse within Acadia facilities in Indiana.
If you were sexually assaulted or received negligent patient care at an Acadia residential treatment facility, our Acadia healthcare lawsuit attorneys can help you file a claim against the Resource Treatment Center to seek justice and compensation for your suffering.
Riverwoods Behavioral Health System Lawsuit
Riverwoods Behavioral Health System in Riverdale, Georgia, an Acadia facility, has faced serious allegations involving the sexual abuse of minor patients. A federal inspection report from March 2023 revealed that two male patients, aged 11 and 15, engaged in multiple sexual acts over a 90-minute period, including intercourse, while under supposed five-minute observation protocols. Video surveillance indicated that Acadia staff failed to monitor the unit, with one Behavioral Health employee leaving the floor entirely. Despite documentation suggesting regular checks, the lack of supervision allowed the abuse to occur unchecked. The Acadia facility was cited for failing to protect patients from sexual abuse, a lack of adequate staffing, and falsifying observation records.
If you or your child was sexually assaulted at Riverwoods Behavioral Health, our lawyers can help file an Acadia sex abuse lawsuit to seek justice and financial compensation.
Rolling Hills Hospital Lawsuit
Rolling Hills Hospital in Franklin, Tennessee, operated by Acadia Healthcare, has been the subject of serious allegations involving sexual abuse and neglect. In 2017, a Rolling Hills sexual assault lawsuit alleged that the Acadia facility permitted sexual abuse of children, denied them patient care, and ordered employees to destroy video surveillance footage. The Acadia lawsuit also claimed that the hospital refused to cooperate with state investigators.
If you or a loved one experienced sexual abuse or neglect at Rolling Hills Hospital, it’s crucial to understand your legal rights. Consulting with an experienced Acadia healthcare attorney specializing in sexual abuse cases can help determine eligibility for compensation and justice.
Seven Hills Hospital Lawsuit
Seven Hills Hospital, an inpatient behavioral health facility in Henderson, Nevada, operated by Acadia Healthcare Company Inc., has faced serious allegations concerning patient care and safety. In 2017, a lawsuit was filed against Seven Hills Hospital alleging that the facility failed to provide adequate care, resulting in patient harm. Acadia agreed to a $19.85 million civil settlement agreement to settle allegations of submitting false claims to government healthcare programs, including primarily Medicare, Medicaid, and TRICARE. The settlement addressed claims that Acadia facilities, including Seven Hills Hospital, billed for providing services that weren’t medically necessary and for failure to comply with federal and state regulations.
These incidents highlight systemic issues within Acadia’s network of behavioral health facilities, raising concerns about patient care standards, compliance with healthcare regulations, and the oversight of inpatient psychiatric hospitals. If you suffered during an inpatient stay at an Acadia facility, contact our Acadia lawsuit attorneys for a free consultation.
Sierra Tucson Lawsuit
Sierra Tucson, a luxury inpatient behavioral health facility in Arizona operated by Acadia Healthcare Company Inc., has faced multiple lawsuits.
In 2019, a jury awarded $5 million to the mother of 20-year-old Steven Johe, who died of acute drug toxicity while under Sierra Tucson’s care. The wrongful death lawsuit alleged that Sierra Tucson staff failed to monitor Johe’s vitals and did not follow suicide assessment protocols, despite his known mental health struggles. This case was one of several highlighting systemic issues at Sierre Tucson, including inadequate supervision and failure to adhere to inpatient treatment standards.
In 2025, the Arizona Attorney General’s Office enforced the Arizonans with Disabilities Act against Sierra Tucson for failing to provide effective communication to a hard-of-hearing patient during inpatient treatment. The settlement resulted in the behavioral health facility paying $149,522.75 to the patient, implementing policy changes, and undergoing three years of monitoring to ensure compliance. These incidents raise concerns about Acadia providing active treatment and oversight at Sierra Tucson, reflecting broader issues within Acadia Healthcare’s network of behavioral health facilities.
If you were harmed during an inpatient stay at Sierra Tucson, our law firm will determine if you’re eligible to file an Acadia Healthcare claim.
Timberline Knolls Lawsuit
In August 2024, a Timberline Knolls sexual abuse lawsuit was filed against Timberline Knolls Residential Treatment Center in Lemont, Illinois, alleging that a 24-year-old patient, referred to as “Jane Doe,” was sexually assaulted multiple times by a staff member during her stay in May 2024. The sexual assault lawsuit against Acadia claims that the employee exploited his position to isolate and sexually assault the patient on three separate occasions. Despite the patient’s roommate reporting the sexual abuse to Acadia Health facility staff, no immediate action was taken, and the sexual abuse continued.
Further allegations suggest that, instead of helping the sexual abuse victim, the Acadia facility’s lodge director accused the victim of engaging in a consensual relationship with the staff member, leading to her decision to leave the residential treatment center prematurely.
If you or a loved one experienced sexual assault at Timberline Knolls or any other mental or behavioral health facility, consulting with an experienced Timberline Knolls sexual abuse lawsuit attorney can help you seek justice and hold the responsible parties accountable.
Prior Attorney General Actions Against The Parent Company, Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. For Fraudulent Medicaid Program Billing Practices in Psychiatric Hospitals and Mental Health Facilities
The federal government and state Medicaid Fraud Control Unit teams participated in major investigations into Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. for violations of federal and state regulations regarding government healthcare programs. The United States Attorney’s Office for the Middle District, Eastern District, and Southern District courts filed cases under the False Claims Act, citing systemic misconduct at mental health facilities and behavioral health facilities owned by Acadia.
The civil settlement agreement resolved allegations that Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. submitted false claims for psychiatric care that lacked medical necessity, failed to provide active treatment, and engaged in improper billing to government healthcare programs, primarily Medicare and Medicaid programs.
The federal government and Medicaid Fraud Control Units cited the following Acadia facilities for violations of federal and state regulations:
- North Tampa Behavioral Health
- Seven Hills Hospital
- Park Royal Hospital
- Harbor Oaks Hospital
- Riverwoods Behavioral Health System
- Lakeview Behavioral Health.
The settlement resulted from a coordinated effort where a team included representatives from the Department of Health and Human Services, national association groups, and multiple attorneys general. Many Acadia inpatient psychiatric hospitals billed for providing services while failing to meet federal and state regulations for inpatient care, health facilities licensing, and providing adequate discharge planning obligations.
This civil settlement agreement covered primarily Medicare and Medicaid program violations and failure to legally discharge patients, but the settlement agreement exposed a larger pattern of negligent patient care and well-being, specifically inpatient care. Although the settlement resulted in penalties against Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc., the misconduct documented in these cases also points toward systemic inpatient treatment failures, reinforcing why other patient harm lawsuits have arisen against many Acadia facilities.
Who Can Sue Acadia Healthcare Company?
Any patient who suffered harm while receiving psychiatric care at Acadia facilities, including residential and inpatient behavioral health facilities and outpatient clinics, may be eligible to file a lawsuit against Acadia Healthcare. Victims of sexual abuse, physical assaults, chemical restraints, and negligent mental health treatment at locations like Riverwoods Behavioral Health System, North Tampa Behavioral Health, and other behavioral health facilities.
Individuals harmed at inpatient psychiatric hospitals under Acadia’s control, such as through denial of active treatment, violation of necessity standards, or unjustified inpatient stays, may also qualify for compensation. Family members can also sue on behalf of a severely injured or deceased loved one.
Additionally, former patients affected by false claims submitted to government healthcare programs like Medicare and Medicaid programs could pursue claims under the False Claims Act with the help of the United States Attorney’s Office. Lawsuits often cite violations of federal and state regulations, failure to develop individual treatment plans, and failure to provide adequate discharge planning.
Whether the harm occurred under civil litigation in the district court or through a settlement agreement supervised by the attorney’s office, victims deserve justice.
How to File an Acadia Healthcare Sexual Abuse Lawsuit
To file an Acadia Healthcare sexual abuse lawsuit, victims or their families should begin by consulting an attorney experienced in abuse within mental or behavioral health facilities. Acadia claims often arise from negligent inpatient care leading to rapes and sexual assaults at facilities like Riverwoods Behavioral Health System, Harbor Oaks Hospital, or Timberlane Knolls, where failures to ensure adequate staffing, enforce safety policies, or comply with federal and state regulations have enabled abuse. A sexual assault claims attorney can help gather medical records, report violations of mental health treatment standards, and pursue lawsuits against Acadia Healthcare Company Inc.
How To File An Acadia Healthcare Abuse Lawsuit
Filing an Acadia Healthcare abuse lawsuit begins by documenting incidents that occurred at one of Acadia’s mental or behavioral health facilities. Victims should contact a legal team familiar with abuse in behavioral or mental health settings and violations of federal and state regulations. Claims may involve failure to provide active treatment, adequate discharge planning, or proper supervision, resulting in serious harm. A personal injury law firm can help initiate the case against Acadia, prepare evidence, and file in the appropriate court to pursue justice and compensation.
How To File an Acadia Healthcare Wrongful Death Lawsuit
To file a wrongful death lawsuit against Acadia Healthcare, a family member must show that negligence, abuse, or inadequate patient care at an Acadia-owned facility directly caused their loved one’s death. This often involves gathering medical records, facility reports, and any evidence of failures in supervision, treatment, or patient safety. An experienced Acadia wrongful death lawyer from our law firm can help investigate the facility’s history, build the case, and file the lawsuit.
How to Join An Acadia Healthcare Class Action Lawsuit
To join an Acadia Healthcare class action lawsuit, individuals must show they were harmed by widespread problems such as abuse, neglect, unsafe conditions, or fraudulent practices at an Acadia-operated facility. This usually involves contacting a lawyer handling claims against Acadia, providing documentation of injuries or mistreatment, and officially becoming part of the group claim. An experienced attorney can explain eligibility, deadlines, and whether joining a class action or filing an individual lawsuit is the best option based on the specifics of the harm suffered.
Acadia Healthcare Lawsuit Attorney Handling Claims Against Acadia Facilities Nationwide
If you or your loved one suffered abuse, neglect, wrongful death, or other harm at an Acadia Healthcare facility, our Acadia Healthcare lawsuit attorneys are here to help. Our malpractice lawsuit attorneys handle claims against Acadia-operated inpatient treatment centers and residential treatment facilities nationwide. Our legal team offers a free, confidential consultation and works on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless we recover compensation for you. Call 713-622-7271 or fill out our secure online contact form.
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