Video retention has become a hot topic in senior living litigation. Without a written and executed Video Retention Policy, a facility is at risk for a “spoliation of evidence” claim should a lawsuit be filed by a visitor or resident. The following offers best practices if your community utilizes video surveillance:
*Video of an event that you can reasonably predict a claim may arise from should be retained until the statute of limitations has expired. Consult with AssuredPartners for your state specific statutes.
Strengthening your community’s establishment through the application of “follow, retain and refuse” will protect your business and your residents. Reach out to the AP Senior Living team for further insight on video retention policies.
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