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We go to hospitals when we need medical care. Most of the time, we get the care we need. Unfortunately, there are instances when a stay at the hospital results in additional illness or injury. The issue is a problem; the National Institute of Medicine reports that...
Making the decision to see a mental health professional is a difficult but often necessary step for Illinois residents. Unfortunately, not every therapist is the right fit for every patient. If you notice any of these signs, it’s likely time to move on to a new one....
Visiting your physician for an issue in Illinois and Indiana should result in the puzzle being solved and a treatment plan. However, you may experience medical gaslighting, a form of medical malpractice, if you do not receive a treatment plan for your concern. Victims...
Nurses practicing in Illinois or Indiana should be aware of malpractice and how it applies to their profession. Medical malpractice, a form of professional negligence, occurs when a healthcare provider causes harm to a patient by not meeting the expected standards of...
Residents of Illinois and Indiana expect quality care when they see their doctors. If a person is experiencing unusual symptoms, they want answers, but in some cases, the doctor might misdiagnose them. Strokes are often misdiagnosed in patients of certain...
Medical malpractice is a serious issue that often leads to serious lawsuits, high personal injury settlements, and even medical license revocation. Nursing malpractice is a subset of medical malpractice that specifically involves nurses. What kind of medical errors do...
Missed diagnosis, the failure to catch a health condition that you have, is one type of medical malpractice in Indiana. Approximately 5% of diagnoses are either incorrect or missed. If the doctor should have reasonably caught the disorder or disease, then you could...
Medicare covers a wide range of medical services, but it doesn't cover everything. That's why it's important for people covered by Medicare to be aware of "never events." While these events are rare, they're also serious and can result in high medical bills. What is a...
