Maranda Kearse

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Living Your Legacy · How a Nurse Became the Voice for Vulnerable Patients · 1 Jul 2026 podcast

A lot of injustices happen in the healthcare system, and attorneys that are trying to litigate that don't always know how to interpret the medical records.

I've been a nurse since 2004 and I've spent the majority of my career in long-term care.

So I've seen it.

So it made me understand what these people need and made me appreciate the care that I was giving.

So if I expected a certain amount of care for my own grandmother, I shouldn't give any less to somebody else's grandmother.

Thank you.

The problem is that a lot of injustices happen in the health care system and attorneys that are trying to litigate that don't always know how to interpret the medical records.

or know exactly what happened or that more happened than they believe.

And so legal nurse consultants step in to help them review the medical records and let them know exactly what happened.

So when they litigate it, everything is caught.

A lot of things that happen in long-term care specifically, since that's my specialty, is wounds, falls, infections.

Those are the highlights of the problems in health care.

Sometimes it's negligence.

Sometimes it's staffing.

Sometimes it has to do with the facility doesn't have the supplies or the education on how to care for those people with specific needs.

I've been a nurse since 2004, and I've spent the majority of my career in long-term care, so I've seen it.

And there was an allegation of abuse in a facility I worked in in 2014 that was not reported the way it was supposed to, so I reported it.

And I ended up testifying for the state against the nurses, and it was founded, and we won.

I think a lot of it has to do with the level of compassion that people have when they go into the field.

They see it more as a paycheck.

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