Q: 2021 my father passed away from getting the Covid vaccine poor hospital treatment can I make someone accountable?
The death certificate says he died from Covid he had already recovered from Covid months before and decided to get vaccinated. Later that night and carrying into the the next day he was having a hard time breathing. We took him to the hospital where he spent the next 25 days alone because family member were not welcome in the hospitals at the time due to Covid. The day came where there hospital was releasing him to a rehab facility however the hospital didn’t like his oxygen levels that day so they decided to keep him another night his entire stay was in the intensive care unit where he should be under heavy surveillance however that night they found my father out of his bed and unconscious on the floor for enough time for him to lose brain function. He was a large man and very hard to miss him laying on the floor for as long as he did to lose brain function if they were allowing fam to be with him one of us could of been there instead he died alone on the floor
A: Might be worth a call to a medical malpractice firm, but under the circumstances, you may not find much relief. Foremost, you are likely running up against a statute of limitations.
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