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Reasons For Elder Abuse

Nursing home abuse is very common. There could be a staff shortage that leaves them unable to provide a high standard of care or an unprofessional aid can be bothered by your loved ones’ constant calling.

However, there’s never a reason to abuse an older adult. You’re loved one can be overwhelming to care for at times, but as older adults age, compassionate care is necessary.

What to Look For

We’ll also show you what to look for when a care facility is doing right by your loved one. Oftentimes, people will be in denial or don’t know what to do when they expect their loved one is being abused.

Reporting the issue to the property department heads at the facility can make the abuse worse. Our goal is to bring awareness to abuse and neglect in a care facility and how to identify the warning signs.

Wes Bledsoe
Founder & Cheif Visionary Officer
Wes Bledsoe is the dedicated founder and Chief Visionary Officer of “A Perfect Cause,” America’s Vulnerable Adult Advocates. Wes’ advocacy began with the death of his beloved grandmother, Eunice Allen. Since his grandmother’s death, Wes has uncovered and exposed systemic failures by the nation’s nursing home industry and government oversight agencies. Today, Wes Bledsoe continues the fight to protect and save the lives of your loved ones and you. He is currently championing Human Rights Hearings for Oklahoma Nursing Home Victims and the development of the nation’s first Community Care Campus.
Kenzie Nesevitch
President
Kenzie joined A Perfect Cause 3 years ago after her mom had an unexpected, and life threatening, stroke at just 47 years old. After hearing story after story of the abuse and neglect other residents in nursing homes around the state were experiencing, Kenzie decided to join the cause and fight head-on against the murders of nursing home residents and corporate corruption. Unfortunately, her mother became another number in statistics of nursing home deaths, but nonetheless, Kenzie still chooses to advocate for the residents of Oklahoma. In 2022, Kenzie became A Perfect Cause's President and continues to fight for reform in Oklahoma.
Susan Johnson
Vice President
Susan Johnson has worked as a registered nurse in Oklahoma for 16 years. Her experience includes various positions from CNA to Director of Nursing. At 8 years old she remembers telling her mother, “Someday I want to work in a nursing home." Susan's work history spans over 20 years and she believes nursing home conditions are the true silent pandemic. For many years Sue has witnessed abuse and neglect inside these various facilities. In 2015 she joined A Perfect Cause, and in 2022 she became the Vice President.
Pamela Corwin
Secretary & Treasurer

Wes Bledsoe
Founder & Cheif Visionary Officer
Wes Bledsoe is the dedicated founder and Chief Visionary Officer of “A Perfect Cause,” America’s Vulnerable Adult Advocates. Wes’ advocacy began with the death of his beloved grandmother, Eunice Allen. Since his grandmother’s death, Wes has uncovered and exposed systemic failures by the nation’s nursing home industry and government oversight agencies, including preditors in facilities. Today, Wes Bledsoe continues the fight to protect and save the lives of your loved ones and you. He is currently championing Human Rights Hearings for Oklahoma Nursing Home Victims and the development of the nation’s first Community Care Campus.
Kenzie Nesevitch
President
Kenzie joined A Perfect Cause 3 years ago after her mom had an unexpected, and life threatening, stroke at just 47 years old. After hearing story after story of the abuse and neglect other residents in nursing homes around the state were experiencing, Kenzie decided to join the cause and fight head-on against the murders of nursing home residents and corporate corruption. Unfortunately, her mother became another number in statistics of nursing home deaths, but nonetheless, Kenzie still chooses to advocate for the residents of Oklahoma. In 2022, Kenzie became A Perfect Cause's President and continues to fight for reform in Oklahoma.
Susan Johnson
Vice President
Susan Johnson has worked as a registered nurse in Oklahoma for 16 years, and her work history spans over 20 years. Her experience includes various positions from CNA to Director of Nursing. At 8 years old she remembers telling her mother, “Someday I want to work in a nursing home." She believes nursing home conditions are the true silent pandemic and the long-existing problems of greed, diversion of funds, fraudulent billing, misappropriation of resident funds, neglect, and abuse occur daily in nursing homes. For many years Sue has witnessed abuse and neglect inside various facilities. In 2015 she joined A Perfect Cause, and became the Vice President in 2022.
Pamela Corwin
Secretary & Treasurer
Pamela Corwin has witnessed Oklahoma’s nursing homes from the inside out. Starting as a nurse's aid and later as a medication aide inside several nursing homes, she has been calling for change for over a decade. In 2010 she faced the nightmare of placing her physically ill daughter in a nursing home. Throughout the experiences of her daughter, Pam believes that not only is change needed, but that she will not rest until then. Pamela's desire is that no one else has to suffer and die needlessly inside nursing homes. She joined a perfect cause in 2012 offering her paralegal skills as the organization's treasurer, and has diligently served the community since then.
Sonya Frazier
Indigenous Nurses Association Partner
Sonya Frazier is an enrolled citizen of the Chickasaw Nation and has Choctaw heritage. She has been a registered nurse for 19 years and an officer in the United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps for 14 years. She helped create the first Oklahoma Indigenous Nurses Association and is the first elected President. As a descendant of a boarding school survivor, she is also the founder of the Regalia Making Relatives organization that envisions thriving Indigenous communities through networking, collaboration, mentoring, and regalia making. Sonya joined A Perfect Cause in 2022 and has continued to make the efforts of reform in our state.

Wes Bledsoe
Founder & Cheif Visionary Officer
Wes Bledsoe is the dedicated founder and Chief Visionary Officer of “A Perfect Cause,” America’s Vulnerable Adult Advocates. Wes’ advocacy began with the death of his beloved grandmother, Eunice Allen. Since his grandmother’s death, Wes has uncovered and exposed systemic failures by the nation’s nursing home industry and government oversight agencies, including preditors in facilities. Today, Wes Bledsoe continues the fight to protect and save the lives of your loved ones and you. He is currently championing Human Rights Hearings for Oklahoma Nursing Home Victims and the development of the nation’s first Community Care Campus.
Kenzie Nesevitch
President
Kenzie joined A Perfect Cause 3 years ago after her mom had an unexpected, and life threatening, stroke at just 47 years old. After hearing story after story of the abuse and neglect other residents in nursing homes around the state were experiencing, Kenzie decided to join the cause and fight head-on against the murders of nursing home residents and corporate corruption. Unfortunately, her mother became another number in statistics of nursing home deaths, but nonetheless, Kenzie still chooses to advocate for the residents of Oklahoma. In 2022, Kenzie became A Perfect Cause's President and continues to fight for reform in Oklahoma.
Susan Johnson
Vice President
Susan Johnson has worked as a registered nurse in Oklahoma for 16 years, and her work history spans over 20 years. Her experience includes various positions from CNA to Director of Nursing. At 8 years old she remembers telling her mother, “Someday I want to work in a nursing home." She believes nursing home conditions are the true silent pandemic and the long-existing problems of greed, diversion of funds, fraudulent billing, misappropriation of resident funds, neglect, and abuse occur daily in nursing homes. For many years Sue has witnessed abuse and neglect inside various facilities. In 2015 she joined A Perfect Cause, and became the Vice President in 2022.
Pamela Corwin
Secretary & Treasurer
Pamela Corwin's Bio Goes Here. She is a long standing volunteer of A Perfect Cause. She is dedicated to reform in the state of Oklahoma.Pamela Corwin's Bio Goes Here. She is a long standing volunteer of A Perfect Cause. She is dedicated to reform in the state of Oklahoma. Pamela Corwin's Bio Goes Here. She is a long standing volunteer of A Perfect Cause. She is dedicated to reform in the state of Oklahoma. Pamela Corwin's Bio Goes Here. She is a long standing volunteer of A Perfect Cause. She is dedicated to reform in the state of Oklahoma. Pamela Corwin's Bio Goes Here. She is a long standing volunteer of A Perfect Cause. She is dedicated to reform in the state.
Sonya Frazier
Indigenous Nurses Association Partner
Sonya Frazier is an enrolled citizen of the Chickasaw Nation and has Choctaw heritage. She has been a registered nurse for 19 years and an officer in the United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps for 14 years. She helped create the first Oklahoma Indigenous Nurses Association and is the first elected President. As a descendant of a boarding school survivor, she is also the founder of the Regalia Making Relatives organization that envisions thriving Indigenous communities through networking, collaboration, mentoring, and regalia making. Sonya joined A Perfect Cause in 2022 and has continued to make the efforts of reform in our state.

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Our Team

Reasons For Elder Abuse

What to Look For

Wes Bledsoe

Kenzie Nesevitch

Susan Johnson

Pamela Corwin

Wes Bledsoe

Kenzie Nesevitch

Susan Johnson

Pamela Corwin

Sonya Frazier

Wes Bledsoe

Kenzie Nesevitch

Susan Johnson

Pamela Corwin

Sonya Frazier