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.

Nearly three decades later, HIPAA remains the cornerstone of patient privacy and data security in the United States. Yet, beyond its well‐publicized Privacy and Security Rules lies a powerful, often overlooked principle: patients, not providers, own their complete medical record.

Knowing what steps to take after a medical error will impact not only your health and healing but also how prepared you are to seek answers and remedies for the error. Experiencing a medical error can be overwhelming and distressing. It's crucial to take informed steps to understand what happened, ensure your safety, and seek accountability if necessary. This guide outlines actionable steps to help you navigate such situations. This blog is focused on collecting as much infor

When it comes to a treatment relationship between a healthcare provider and a patient implied consent, consent to treat and informed consent are types of consent for care. Each are different, each are important. Informed consent is a critical part of the treatment relationship between a healthcare provider and a patient. Implied Consent Implied Consent is driven primarily driven by a patient’s actions and behaviors. A patient seeks care and calls a doctor’s office for an appo