Should you have been injured in a hospital emergency room (ER) anyplace in the State of Florida, contact this Fort Lauderdale Emergency Room (ER) Mistake/Error Lawyer for help. Emergency rooms can be hectic places. New patients enter at a fast pace, and things can easily get hectic as medical providers attempt to deal with each new crisis. In part because of this fast-paced nature of emergency rooms, mistakes do frequently occur and, if they do in your situation and you are injured as a result, you may be able to pursue an emergency room malpractice case against the doctors, nurses or other medical providers that were negligent.
Various types of errors typically occur in emergency rooms. For example, medical providers in emergency rooms may fail to properly diagnose certain medical conditions. Because of the hectic nature of an emergency room, medical providers in ER’s may have as their primary goal “putting out fires” or dealing with emergencies. They may not have the proper focus on correctly diagnosing medical conditions. For example, diagnoses such as heart disease, stroke, sepsi, or brain injury/bleeding are medical diagnoses that are frequently missed in the emergency room.
If you’ve been injured in an emergency room anyplace in the State of Florida (including Miami, Miami-Dade County, West Palm Beach, and Palm Beach County), contact this Fort Lauderdale Emergency Room (ER) Mistake/Error/Negligence/Malpractice Law Firm for a free, no obligation consultation. He can be reached at 954-448-7288, and he will not charge you to talk about your case.
If Mr. Quackenbush becomes your attorney, he will work on contingency – which means that Mr. Quackenbush won’t get paid until you’ve received compensation in your case. So, there is no risk to you.
If you go to the emergency room with a certain medical condition and the medical providers in the hospital fail to diagnose that condition and instead discharge you, you may be able to pursue an emergency room negligence case against the medical providers that misdiagnosed you if your condition later becomes worse. However, this will only be the case if it can be proven that your medical condition became worse because it wasn’t initially diagnosed in the emergency room. That is, if it can later be shown that your medical condition was going to become worse anyway (i.e., that there was nothing the emergency room could have done about it), then you will most likely not be able to pursue a case.
This South Florida Emergency Room (ER) Error/Mistake/Negligence/Malpractice Attorney works on emergency room wrongful diagnosis cases of all types.
Emergency room mistakes also include situations wherein medical providers in emergency rooms do not order the proper tests to diagnose you medical condition. When treating patients, medical providers are required to make a diligent effort to determine your condition. This includes ordering the proper tests to attempt to make the correct diagnosis. These tests may include x-rays, MRI’s (standing for magnetic resonance imaging), CT scans and other diagnostic imaging. If an emergency room medical provider doesn’t order the proper tests and fails to diagnose your condition as a result, then he or she may be responsible for your condition if it later worsens. Again, you will need to prove that, if the tests had been run earlier, the condition could have been caught and the later worsening of the condition could have been avoided.
Emergency room medical providers also frequently err by discharging patients when they shouldn’t be discharged. As mentioned above, emergency rooms frequently experience high volumes of traffic. As such, there is pressure to get patients in-and-out of the hospital. As a result, patients are frequently discharged when they shouldn’t be. If you or a loved one is discharged from an emergency room and later experience a set-back that could have been avoided if you had been kept in the hospital and treated, then you may have an emergency room medical malpractice case.
This South Florida Emergency Room (ER) Mistake/Error/Negligence/Malpractice Lawyer works on wrongful emergency room discharge cases of all sorts.
Finally, surgery errors frequently occur in emergency rooms. When you present to the emergency room, you may have a medical condition that requires emergency surgery. If this is the case, your procedure may take place in the ER. Nevertheless, because of the hectic nature of emergency rooms, surgeries can easily go wrong and malpractice committed. If this is the case and you are injured as a result, you may be able to pursue an emergency room negligence case.
Should you decide to hire Mr. Quackenbush to represent you in your case, he will do so on a contingency basis. This means that there is no risk to you as Mr. Quackenbush won’t get paid for his work until you’ve made a recovery in your case.
Call Mr. Quackenbush at 954-448-7288 if you’ve been hurt in a hospital emergency room anyplace in the State of Florida. This Broward County Emergency Room (ER) Mistake/Error/Negligence/Malpractice Lawyer will happily give you a free, no obligation consultation and discuss with you all aspects of your case at no charge to you.