If you're a patient or family member who's experienced subpar care in a hospital setting, know that there are people who care about your story and will fight for justice on your behalf. EvaluCare is more than just a medical care review service, we are advocates for patients like who've been let down by the very healthcare system meant to help.

Armed with EvaluCare's review, I felt empowered compelled to reach out to the hospital. With their guidance, they provided me with some strategies to get a direct settlement from the hospital. I followed their advice and the hospital legal team wrote off all of the bills associated with his care along with some additional money to cover his additional pain and suffering. EvaluCare is your trusted partner in finding answers to medical care questions.

Each year hundreds of thousands of patients in the US are harmed by medical errors. Many never know if the harm was a result of negligence. EvaluCare helps you find answers. If you or someone you love has experienced an adverse event, delayed diagnosis, surgical complications, medication errors, or any other medical error or injury, in the past two years, contact us to learn how our medical care review services can help find answers.

Too often, patients and their loved ones carry the weight of questions around if a healthcare injury was the result of negligence. At EvaluCare, we understand how overwhelming it can be to face medical uncertainty on top of physical and emotional pain. You don’t need to navigate this journey by yourself, or pay for an attorney or file a lawsuit, to get the answers you deserve. EvaluCare is your trusted parnter in medical care review to get answers you deserve.

When it comes to your health, or the health of someone you love, the hospital you choose isn’t just a backdrop for care; it’s an active ingredient in your outcome. EvaluCare can perform medical care reviews for patients, families and attorneys to determine if care met acceptable standards, and if not, if care was negligent.

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