The largest county by area in the contiguous United States — and our attorneys cover every corner of it. When San Bernardino County nursing homes fail vulnerable seniors, we hold them accountable.
San Bernardino County spans over 20,000 square miles — making it the largest county by area in the contiguous United States. Home to over 2.2 million residents with a growing senior population of more than 300,000 adults aged 65 and older, the county has more than 80 skilled nursing facilities and hundreds of assisted living communities spread across its urban centers and remote desert communities.
The county's vast geography creates unique challenges for elder care. Facilities in the densely populated western corridor — from Ontario and Fontana to Rancho Cucamonga and Upland — face many of the same understaffing issues as neighboring Los Angeles County. Meanwhile, facilities in the High Desert and mountain communities often operate with even fewer resources and less regulatory oversight.
At California Nursing Home Law, attorneys Michael Young and Thomas Wallin have extensive experience with Inland Empire facilities. As former nursing home defense attorneys, they know how corporate chains cut corners across their entire portfolio — and they use that insider knowledge to build powerful cases for San Bernardino County families.
Our attorneys represent San Bernardino County families in all types of nursing home abuse and neglect cases:
If you suspect a loved one is being abused or neglected in a San Bernardino County care facility, contact these agencies immediately:
Welfare & Institutions Code 15600-15675 — Allows elder abuse victims to recover enhanced damages, including attorney's fees and costs.
California Penal Code Section 368 — Makes it a felony to inflict unjustifiable physical pain or mental suffering on an elder.
Our nursing home abuse attorneys represent families throughout San Bernardino County: