Sometimes, a care provider may do everything in his power to take care of the problem you have, but may not have the necessary tools to reach the appropriate diagnosis. For example, sometimes, you may have a long road through tests and questions as you try to receive a diagnosis for symptoms that do not quite seem to fit the standards of a known condition. Other times, your symptoms may seem to indicate that you have one condition, when in reality, you have a different one entirely. If the care provider offered the best possible standard of care based on available information, you may not have grounds for a claim. On the other hand, if the care provider did not provide the standard of claim you deserve, based on the care expected by a patient in your circumstances, you may file a claim.