Former Employees Sued Over Alleged Recording of Residents at Memory Care Facility
South Barrington Encore Memory Care is facing a lawsuit, with former workers Madison Russo and Shannon Juarez charged with allegedly sharing recordings of naked residents.
Madison, WI, November 5, 2026 — A lawsuit has been filed against South Barrington Encore Memory Care, alleging that two former employees engaged in the improper recording and distribution of its residents. The former workers, identified as Madison Russo and Shannon Juarez, are accused of sharing recordings that depict naked residents.
The legal action centers on serious allegations of privacy violations within the memory care facility. The specific details of the lawsuit, including the exact nature of the recordings and the timeline of the alleged events, were not immediately available. The names of the residents involved or the number of individuals affected have also not been publicly disclosed. The contractor’s name was not provided. The fine amount was not provided.
South Barrington Encore Memory Care has not released a statement regarding the lawsuit at this time. The facility’s response to the allegations is pending. Further information regarding the legal proceedings, including the plaintiff in the lawsuit and the specific legal claims, is expected to emerge as the case progresses.
The alleged actions raise significant concerns about patient privacy and the standards of care within elder care facilities. Investigations into such incidents often involve regulatory bodies overseeing healthcare and residential care services.
The exact date the alleged recordings were made or shared, and the date the lawsuit was filed, were not provided in the available information. The outcome of the lawsuit and any potential disciplinary actions or penalties against the individuals or the facility remain to be determined.
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