Independent Medical Case Review
Price
Flat Fee: $300
Not sure whether your medical care met the standard of care?
Our physicians can review your medical records and provide an unbiased medical opinion.
Medical situations can be complex, and when outcomes are not what you expected, it can be difficult to know whether the care you received met accepted medical standards.
Patients often ask:
• Was my diagnosis delayed?
• Was the correct treatment provided?
• Should additional tests have been done?
• Is this something worth pursuing legally?
Before speaking to an attorney, many people simply want an independent physician to review the case objectively.
What We Do
Our service includes:
• Review of relevant medical records
• Evaluation of whether care met accepted medical standards
• Identification of possible concerns in diagnosis or treatment
• A clear explanation in plain language
• Guidance on whether the case may warrant further legal review
Important Limitations
• This is not legal advice
• This review does not establish a physician-patient relationship
• This service does not provide expert witness testimony
• If legal action is pursued, an attorney must retain an independent expert
Cases we commonly review
Examples:
• Delayed diagnosis
• Surgical complications
• Hospital care concerns
• Medication errors
• Stroke or heart attack management
• Failure to recognize deterioration
How the Process Works
1. Submit your case request
Complete the form and submit the $300 review fee.
2. Send medical records
Email relevant records (discharge summaries, imaging reports, operative notes).
3. Physician review
A physician will review the records and evaluate whether the care met accepted medical standards.
4. Receive guidance
You will receive feedback on whether the case raises concerns that may warrant further legal evaluation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I have a medical malpractice case?
Determining whether medical care met the accepted standard requires review of the medical records and the clinical decisions made by the treating physicians. An independent physician review can help identify whether there were potential deviations from accepted medical practice.
Can a doctor review my medical records before I contact a lawyer?
Yes. Many patients first seek an independent physician review to better understand what happened in their medical care before deciding whether to pursue legal consultation.
What does the $300 case review include?
The flat fee includes physician review of the submitted case information and medical records to identify potential concerns regarding diagnosis, treatment decisions, or clinical management.
Does this service determine if malpractice occurred?
No. This service provides an independent medical opinion regarding the care provided. If legal action is pursued, an attorney must retain an expert witness.
How long does the review take?
Most case reviews are completed within 3–5 business days after records are received.