How Can I Find Out Some Basic Information About a Doctor?

As an Ocala medical malpractice attorney, I know selecting a doctor or physician is an important and often daunting decision. Besides word of mouth, how do we know whether a doctor is any good? Fortunately, there are other options available. Many websites have been created for the purpose of researching health care professionals in Florida. These sites are helpful in providing the credentials, certifications, schools attended, and patient reviews of doctors. They also provide access to a doctor’s disciplinary and malpractice history.

Perhaps the best feature of these sites is their interactive capability via the forum. Inside of the forum, former patients rate doctors they have used in the past. The compilation of these doctor ratings and comments is an effective tool when selecting a doctor. It is basically a way to obtain many word of mouth opinions without having to do all of the work.

I hope that you find the website I am providing helpful and informative. A good decision is an informed decision, and an informed decision is best reached by researching a doctor’s track record for experience, skill, and accountability.

If you feel you have been injured by a doctor or someone working in a health care facility, you may be wondering if you have a case or not and if you need a attorney.

If you have a legitimate case, with serious injuries, you will need an experienced medical malpractice attorney to navigate the powerful medical insurance world in order to be fairly compensated.

For over 40 years the experienced attorneys at Meldon Law have been helping victims of medical malpractice get compensated for the harm done to them.

If you or a loved one has experienced an injury due to medical malpractice, contact the Gainesville office of Meldon Law today. Consultations are free!

Since 1971, we have represented medical malpractice victims from: Gainesville, Ocala, Lake City, Inverness, Palatka, Inverness, Crystal River, Daytona Beach, Interlachen, Spring Hill, Dunnellon, Bunnell, Live Oak, Starke, Jasper, Cross City, Perry, Trenton, Leesburg, Lake Butler, Tavares, Chiefland, Bronson, Brooksville, The Villages and the counties of Alachua County, Marion County, Columbia County, Citrus County, Volusia County, Sumter County, Levy County, Lake County, Bradford County, Flagler County, Hamilton County, Dixie County, Gilchrist County, Union County, Hernando County, Suwannee County, Union County and Putnam County.

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