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I have been trying to remedy this situation since 2019 to no avail. I have a pseudomeningocele (very symptomatic) and H.O.D. (asymptomatic) Every time I go to the emergency room (because I have no insurance) they blame all my symptoms on the H.O.D. and discharge me. How do I know it's the... View More 
I am baffled as my cursory read of this topic suggests the answer is no. If the mother (i.e. my wife) tests negative for both gonorrhea and chlamydia (which she will) and the rate at which infants are born with conjunctivitis (pink eye) is <2% (materially less), then how could it be that my... View More
What does one have to do to get a pseudomeningocele that's affecting vision taken care of in the hospital through the emergency room because they have no insurance. Please don't say to get Medicaid or the sort. Aren't the rules and regulations different when it comes to vision?
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answered on Dec 2, 2024
I'm sorry to hear about the serious health issue you're facing. Navigating emergency medical care without insurance can be challenging, but there are specific steps you can take in New York to receive the necessary treatment for a pseudomeningocele affecting your vision.
Under the... View More
Is it legal to pay pediatricians for referring parents to my business, which provides Free 24/7 behavioral support to children with autism, and then down the line help those families find the best aba provider/refer those parents to ABA providers? (regarding NY, And other states)
I have a large pseudomeningocele caused by a csf leak that is very symptomatic. (symptoms are active) I also have h.o.d. which is not symptomatic. My pseudomeningocele is getting worse daily, but every time I go to the emergency room they blame the h.o.d. and don't admit me. I need to be... View More
answered on Nov 7, 2024
I'm sorry for your ordeal. You may have already explored various avenues for coverage if you are without insurance and have been dealing with this on a long-term basis. One option could be to try to contact social workers at the hospital. Another could be to look into public plans, whether... View More
I am a registered ultrasound technician and started my own mobile ultrasound company. I have physicians who I contract with that lease my services. I understand all the Medicare rules and regulations for that service, but I am looking into providing ultrasound screenings to corp wellness... View More
answered on Nov 5, 2024
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My name is Attorney Damien Bosco. My law office is in Queens County, Long Island City, across from Manhattan. Depending on the matter, I handle matters throughout New York.
Thank you for asking your question.
New York regulations may require that certain types of... View More
I have proof of a pseudomeningocele (collection of a csf leak .cerebro spinal fluid) on many MRIs. I also have h.o.d.(Hypertrophic olivary degeneration) which has no cure. It may also be asymptomatic (no symptoms) as opposed to the csf leak which I have all the symptoms. But whenever I go to the... View More
answered on Oct 19, 2024
I'm sorry for your ordeal. You've probably already been searching online for New York med mal law firms. Although there isn't an attorney referral section here, the closest thing could be the "Find a Lawyer" tab above, which lists law firms by area of practice and region.... View More
It's a form of misconduct and I am pretty sure someone walked past the house and took my picture with their phone that I didn't know
answered on Oct 4, 2024
It could depend on the policies of the agency and how aggressively they might handle such a situation. The employment law attorneys here would know this best (it's posted under "Health Care Law"), but you're awaiting a response for a week. Until you consult with an employment... View More
Hello, I received a request for documents about a machine I sold to a spa owner and all my communications with her via phone and text. I do not have any information as we have not communicated either via phone, email or text in some time. I do have the other requested documentation, I am nervous... View More
answered on Sep 27, 2024
It would depend on the form of the request. If it is just a letter, you can ignore it if you want. If it is a subpoena, you should find out more about what the case is about.
The Damaging and Personal attacks this Health Care Facility has spread has prevented me from getting Jobs in this town, Even my Firing was not my Fault. The personal attacks has damaged my Personal Life and Family Life
The Administators tried everything to push me out
All of this... View More
answered on Jun 22, 2024
What you describe could be a tough case. Whether the attorney who dismissed the prospects of a disability case or HIPAA case was an employment law or health care law attorney, defamation-based cases can be costly. Your frustration of what was done to your reputation is understandable, but it could... View More
Patient was transported via ambulance to the Emergency Room at the hospital. Patient was told by hospital staff that he had fallen from the stretcher.
Medical Notes Available.
answered on Jun 21, 2024
If the fall occurred during the transport or transfer conducted by ambulance personnel, the claim is more likely to be a simple negligence claim rather than medical malpractice. If the fall occurred inside the hospital, the claim may still be one of simple negligence, just different potential... View More
I'm displaced and spent over 8000.00 in hotels, still get harassed, they want me out by tomorrow.....
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answered on Jun 22, 2024
This situation sounds very concerning and potentially illegal. Landlords and brokers are not allowed to discriminate against tenants based on disability. This is protected under fair housing laws in many countries, including the United States.
Some key points:
1. Discrimination... View More
the department of social service at facilty refuses to reconize me as my mother health c are proxy. when by law i am. my mother chose me as her new health care agent in nov 19th 2022. all the forms was made out correctly and then notarized according to new york state law. we give the documents to... View More
answered on Apr 27, 2024
Attorneys here can't respond to your request for legal representation. There is no solicitation here - the format is limited to Q & A. You would need to reach out to attorneys on your own if you're looking to hire one. In addition to your own searches, there is the tab above,... View More
answered on Apr 23, 2024
On the HIPAA authorizations that opposing attorneys often request from me, there is a box for social security number. It has never been an issue, but if you do not wish to provide, speak with your attorney or the opposing attorney/claim handling entity if there is an alternative for you [redaction,... View More
answered on Apr 23, 2024
This looks similar to a question I just answered about HIPAA authorization forms. SSN is an entry box on the forms that are requested from me. I have never omitted SSNs on these forms on my own cases. The opposing attorneys I work with want the forms filled out in their entirety. You could check... View More
I had back surgery spinal stenosis in 2019. If I remember correctly I only saw him once after the surgery. He had moved to another practice. I had called several time to make an appointment at his new practice.. I was told he was not taking new patient. I told the receptionist that I was not a new... View More
answered on May 1, 2024
Your surgeon certainly has a right not to see you again, especially if he's moved elsewhere. Whether that's good and accepted medical practice is another story. If you are in pain, you can certainly seek medical attention elsewhere. You can also contact his office to see if he can... View More
I need to appeal to a medical negligence case. The court held that the doctor was negligent because he did not provide reasonable advice to the plaintiff to ensure that the wound was properly taken care of and failed to ensure that the appropriate and reasonable advice was given to him. Also, when... View More
answered on May 1, 2024
Your question is unclear. If you are looking for a medical malpractice attorney or an appellate attorney, you can find many such attorneys using the Find a Lawyer tab on the JUSTIA homepage. From your description, it sounds like the court ruled in your favor. Keep in mind that in a malpractice... View More
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How long do hospitals hold on to your records for? Are all the records and paperwork in your patient portal? All of them? Even mistakes they may of made?
Thank you
answered on Mar 7, 2024
It could depend on the facility, types of records, age of patient, HIPAA or state guidelines - but many entities go by six years in New York. Here's a link address for Section 405.10 of the N.Y. Codes, Rules, and Regulations for medical records -... View More
answered on Feb 24, 2024
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after being referred for a thyroid ultrasound i am now told i need a biopsy, which i had scheduled. but i caught the flu, so i need to reschedule my biopsy. the problem is, i've called the department about 6-8 times at this point over the course of 3 days, no one picked up so i left bout 4... View More
answered on Feb 26, 2024
I'm sorry for your ordeal in trying to schedule and re-schedule a biopsy. It doesn't look like a matter for a lawsuit. It looks more like what you describe - a busy office. This is my individual take on the matter - you could consult with law firms out there. Sometimes, different... View More
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