On average, over 130 Americans die by suicide every day, with more than 48,000 lives lost annually VA Research. Suicide rates climbed 37% from 2000 to 2018, dipped slightly in 2019–2020, and surged again in 2022 CDC. Yet the tragedy is not only the numbers—it’s that most people who die by suicide have recently interacted with the healthcare system. EvaluCare can help find justice by reviewing medical care for negligence.

In every corner of the healthcare system, from small rural clinics and fast‑paced urgent care centers to trauma‑focused emergency departments, busy hospital wards, and patients’ own homes, a major threat to patient safety often goes unnoticed: inadequate staffing.

Healthcare professional completing a checklist next to a patient's bed. In today’s healthcare landscape, the pressure on hospitals to meet regulatory standards is enormous. Accreditation bodies, government regulations, and public reporting metrics shape much of what organizations focus on. Yet a critical distinction must be made: designing a quality processes purely to meet regulatory standards is fundamentally different from designing for best practices and continuous qualit

This blog explores the expansive and critical role of healthcare quality professionals, their methodologies, the domains they influence, and how their expertise is uniquely positioned to support patients harmed by medical malpractice through organizations like EvaluCare.