Common Types of Medical Errors
Medical errors take multiple forms: a diagnostic error leading to inappropriate treatment or delayed necessary treatment, a surgical error during an operation, negligence in following up a patient's condition after treatment, or an error in prescribing or administering medications at incorrect dosages.
Submitting the Case to the Medical Error Review Committee
The mandatory first path for any medical error compensation claim is submitting the case to the competent medical error review committee, and we help you prepare a complete file clarifying the incident's details and resulting damages for this committee.
Documenting the Medical Record and Obtaining Independent Reports
We help you obtain the complete medical record for the case, and engage independent medical experts to review it and provide a technical opinion on whether actual negligence or error warranting accountability exists.
Proving the Causal Link Between the Error and the Damage
Proving a medical error occurred isn't enough; a clear causal link between this error and the actual damage suffered by the patient must also be established, and we help you build this link with precise medical evidence.
Compensation for Damages Resulting From Medical Error
When the committee establishes a medical error occurred, we help you claim comprehensive compensation covering additional treatment costs, the period of inability to work, and moral damage resulting from this error, not just acknowledgment it occurred.
Serious Medical Errors Leading to Death or Permanent Disability
In serious cases where medical error leads to the patient's death or permanent disability, we help the family or affected party claim compensation reflecting this serious damage's scale, alongside any disciplinary accountability for the responsible physician.
Medical Errors in Private and Government Healthcare Facilities
We help affected parties claim compensation whether the error occurred at a private or government healthcare facility, accounting for any procedural differences between the two paths that could affect how the claim is submitted.
Negotiating With the Healthcare Provider Before Judicial Escalation
After the error is established before the committee, many claims are resolved through direct negotiation with the responsible healthcare provider or their insurance company, and we help you realistically assess any settlement offer before accepting it.
Delayed or Missed Diagnostic Errors
We help patients whose condition's diagnosis was delayed or missed by a physician despite clearly present symptoms establish this diagnostic shortfall and claim compensation for their condition's deterioration resulting from this delay.
How We Start With You
Send us the medical case details and the medical record if available on WhatsApp. We help you prepare a strong file to submit to the medical error review committee and claim your full compensation.
Frequently Asked Questions
I suffered complications after a surgery and suspect an error occurred during it. What's the first step?
We help you obtain the complete medical record and engage an independent medical expert to review it, in preparation for submitting the case to the medical error review committee.
How long does the medical error review committee's procedure usually take?
It varies with the case's complexity and the volume of medical documents needing review, and we follow up these procedures with you step by step.
The committee established a medical error occurred. What's the next step to obtain compensation?
We help you claim comprehensive compensation covering all resulting damages, whether through direct negotiation with the healthcare provider or judicial escalation if necessary.
A family member of ours died due to a serious medical error. What are our rights?
We help you claim compensation reflecting this serious damage's scale, alongside following up any disciplinary accountability for the responsible physician.
The error occurred at a government hospital. Do claim procedures differ from a private hospital?
Some procedural differences exist between the two paths, and we help you understand the correct path suitable for your specific case.
The healthcare provider offered a settlement after the error was established. Should I accept?
We help you realistically assess this offer compared to the actual damage scale and expected compensation from judicial escalation before making your decision.
My physician misdiagnosed my condition despite clearly present symptoms, and my condition worsened due to this delay. Am I entitled to compensation?
Yes, we help you establish this diagnostic shortfall and claim compensation for your condition's deterioration resulting from this delay.