Nursing Home Expert Witnesses in Maryland
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Internal Medicine Expert Witness # E-000369
Maryland
This expert is a board certified internal medicine doctor who has been working as an attending physician in a nursing home for over 30 years. He has extensive experience in dealing with patients who are at higher risk for falls.
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Nursing Home Care & Internal Medicine Expert Witness
Maryland
This highly-qualified expert has over 20 years of experience in internal medicine and nearly 15 years of experience with nursing home care. She received her BS in biology from Xavier University of New Orleans before earning her MD from the University of Maryland and completing her internal medicine residency at Temple University. This expert is board-certified in internal medicine and certified...
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The Average Nursing Home Expert Witness
Charges $292 / Hour
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Review Fee
$225Fee info
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Deposition Fee
$300Fee info
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Court Fee
$350Fee info
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Nursing Home Expert Witness FAQs
A nursing home expert witness provides specialized knowledge in cases involving elder care, such as neglect, abuse, medical malpractice, or wrongful death.
They can handle cases related to elder abuse, falls and injuries, medication errors, improper care, and violations of residents' rights.
They can review medical records, assess standards of care, provide testimony on negligence or malpractice, and offer an informed opinion on the case facts.
Yes. Subspecialties may include geriatric medicine, geriatric psychiatry, wound care, physical therapy, and long-term care administration.
Geriatric care expertise ensures that the witness understands the unique health needs and vulnerabilities of elderly individuals, which is crucial in these cases.
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