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Medical Malpractice Claim Against Corizon Helath - $324K In Medical Bills For Follow-Up Corrective Treatments
Asked on Nov 26th, 2017 on Medical Malpractice - Florida
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I had been detained for 18 months in the Polk South County Jail (FL). Charges were withdrawn. I am permanently disabled (CHF, CKD, CAD, PVD, CVD), and did not receive proper care for my chronic conditions while detained. Within an hour of my release, I was admitted to the BRMC (Bartow, FL), where I remained for 28 days for the treatment of not only my chronic conditions, but also for new undiagnosed diseases and for injuries sustained during my detention. My first hospitalization resulted in an amputation due to osteomyelitis. Since my release, I have been hospitalized three times, and treated through the ER multiple times, and have over $324,950 in unpaid medical bills. This total does not include my November hospitalization. These bills have gone into collection, and have ruined my credit, preventing me from obtaining housing or purchasing a vehicle. Seeking relief from the pain and suffering I endured while under the 'care' of Corizon Health.
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Consumer Debt Collector Harassment & Abuse Attorney serving Tampa, FL
Partner at
Tischhauser Law Group
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Unfortunately, if you have a history of criminal incaceration and laundry list of chronic conditions, claiming damage to your credit or access to housing or wage loss is likely a stretch.
Answered on Dec 05th, 2017 at 7:09 AM
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