For example, if you did not receive an adequate level of care, but you were not injured and did not suffer any damages, you cannot bring a claim. Similarly, if your condition worsened after receiving treatment, but the doctor who treated you did everything that any other qualified medical provider would have done in his or her attempts to treat your condition, you do not have grounds for a claim.
However, if you were not provided the same level of treatment and care that you could have reasonably expected another doctor or health care provider to offer and, as a result, you were injured or suffered complications that led to additional medical treatments, costs, and other damages, you likely have grounds to bring a medical malpractice claim. Contact Todd Miner Law today to discuss your situation at no cost.