There are five types of elder abuse that can occur. These include physical, psychological, sexual, neglect and financial abuse (Fox, 2012). To each type of abuse can be added another type. For example, sexual abuse can be accompanied by psychological abuse which could push someone into a state of depression. Clinicians have the following responsibilities: the patient, interpreting results, recognizing patterns of harm, and promoting the issue in broader professional and public forums. Clinicians are responsible for the employees and patients housed under their care. Clinicians are required to report unusual findings among all staff and patients to responsible individuals. When it comes to nursing homes or facilities housing older adults, the facilities sometimes offer different forums or programs that can help individuals deal with the many issues they face as a result of the abuse they have suffered. Frazao, Correia, Norton & Magalhaes (2015) carried out a retrospective study through the analysis of forensic examinations carried out in forensic services in Northern Portugal between 2004 and 2013 on elderly people allegedly victims. Sexual abuse is a major aspect of abuse experienced by the elderly community. . Sexual abuse often occurs among frail or incompetent elderly people living at home. Sexual abuse occurs more often in care facilities by those entrusted with the care of the elderly person, both by the families who place the elderly person there and by the company which hires the elderly person. employee. Some of the indications of sexual abuse are genital sensitivity, dysuria, or the presence of a sexually transmitted infection (Carney, 2015). When sexual abuse has occurred, the patient may fear a visit from the caregiver, behave aggressively, or enter a state of