The bedsores and broken leg discovered by the family, after care has been provided, are considered negligence according to the National Association of Home Care and palliative care, the facility was not only fined by the state government for violating the code of ethics because they failed to deliver on their promise of quality of care, they were also required to pay the family an undisclosed amount for their loss. Although death is inevitable for all of us as we are not immortal, it was Grandpa, unable to communicate on his own, who suffered the most and his journey ended in a journey of neglect of the from the establishment and his family. Once the family contacted an attorney, the Law Offices of George S. Johnson, the information was presented in court. A judge looked at the facts that Grandpa had a broken leg and bedsores, which are clear indicators of neglect. Negligence is defined in the code of ethics dictated by the NAHC to which all nursing homes and long-term care facilities must adhere. The consequence for the retirement home was a heavy financial reprimand; however, following the reprimand, the nursing home staff underwent a rehabilitation process in accordance with the state.