After any injury, your health should be your first priority. While you might feel fine initially, some injuries, like whiplash or internal trauma, may not present symptoms right away, making it critical to get a medical opinion. However, talking to your doctor is...
Not all car accidents lead to visible or noticeable injuries. In fact, some people feel completely fine after a crash, causing them to skip the trip to the hospital. However, that is one mistake you want to avoid after an accident. Here’s why. Adrenaline can mask...
What can you do if you suspect a loved one is being mistreated in their nursing home? This question weighs heavily on families grappling with uncertainty and fear. One tactic that may come to mind is recording conversations with staff to gather evidence. Still, it is...
When a person suffers a brain injury in a car accident, doctors first assess the severity —whether mild, moderate or severe —to determine the appropriate treatment plan. This medical assessment is crucial in a personal injury lawsuit if the injured victim decides to...
When you seek medical help, you probably hope to receive treatment that's safe, effective, and helps you recover. Unfortunately, healthcare providers sometimes make mistakes that harm patients instead of healing them. Medical malpractice can shatter a patient's trust...
Today, millions of Americans live with the long-term complications of moderate to severe traumatic brain injury (TBI). This injury impacts crucial cognitive abilities, with patients experiencing difficulty focusing and making decisions. However, a clinical trial has...