Emergency Room Errors
Rhinelander Emergency Room Errors Lawyer
You might be shocked to learn that over 100 million people find themselves in an emergency room for any injury or illness each year. Of this number, 100,000 people lose their lives as a result of understaffed ERs, defective adequate medical equipment, lack of medical equipment, or poorly trained ER doctors and staff members. There is an element of trust that goes into being treated by an emergency room doctor that you have probably never seen before. Everyone would like to believe that the doctor that treats them in the emergency room is adequately trained and capable of performing the medical tasks necessary to ensure that your emergency health concern is under control. Sadly, this trust can be misplaced. Certain ER doctors do not uphold the standards of care that are set by the profession and patients are left to suffer the consequences of the negligent doctor’s actions. This negligence may result in even greater injuries or illness and could even prove fatal in some situations.
Common emergency room errors include:
- Failure to admit patients to a hospital when necessary
- Failure to diagnose and prevent heart attacks or strokes
- Misdiagnosis of patient’s injuries or illnesses
- Interpretation errors of CT scans, x-rays, and MRIs
- Delayed treatment
- Errors in written prescriptions
The Wisconsin law office of Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. has a team of skilled
Rhinelander emergency room error lawyers who are committed to the success of your lawsuit. With 12 offices throughout the state, Habush Habush & Rottier, S.C. attorneys are never far away should you find yourself in need of an experienced attorney. The Rhinelander emergency room error lawyers will work closely with you to ensure that you receive the compensation that you deserve for your injuries or illness. Contact the Rhinelander emergency room error lawyers today to schedule a free initial consultation and hold negligent doctors and other medical staff members accountable for their actions.