Georgia Military Medical Malpractice Attorneys

Were You Injured by a Military Medical Provider?

You should be able to rely on the care of a military medical provider without worry. Yet thousands of cases of military medical malpractice occur each year in military bases across the country, including here in Georgia. National Trial Law is at the forefront of claims and lawsuits filed against the U.S. Military for medical malpractice carried out by military hospitals and on-base medical clinics. If you or a loved one were injured by the mistakes of a military medical provider in Georgia, then you should call (833) 913-1885 now to tell us more.

Our Georgia military medical malpractice attorneys can work on cases that involve the following and more:

• Birth injuries and labor and delivery errors
• Delayed diagnoses and cancer misdiagnoses
• Failure to diagnose or treat a stroke
• Surgical errors that cause severe injury
• Unsafe or wrong prescription medications
• Failing to prevent falls in high-risk patients
• Inadequate hospital care
• Wrongful death caused by medical malpractice
• And other serious medical issues

Learn how to start a military medical malpractice claim in Georgia. Call (833) 913-1885 for a free initial consultation.

Military Bases in Georgia

At National Trial Law, we have a strong, experienced team of attorneys who can bring claims and lawsuits against powerful government defendants. Whether your case involves medical malpractice caused by a medical professional associated with the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army, U.S. Marine Corps, U.S. Navy, or any other U.S. Armed Forces branch with a base in Georgia, we will be ready to stand up for your rights, both as an injured service member and an injured patient.

We can handle cases that involve medical malpractice at:

• Moody Air Force Base in Valdosta
• Robins Air Force Base in Houston County
• Dobbins Air Reserve Base in Marietta near Atlanta
• Fort Benning Army Base in Columbus
• Fort Gillem Army Base in Forest Park
• Fort Gordon Army Base in Augusta
• Fort McPherson Army Base in East Point
• Fort Stewart Army Base in Liberty
• Fort Moore Army Post
• Fort Stewart Hunter Army Airfield Army Base near Hinesville and Savannah
• Camp Frank D. Merrill Army Base in Dahlonega
• Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany Army Base in Albany
• NAS Atlanta Navy Base in Marietta
• Kings Bay Submarine Navy Base in Kings Bay

Fort McPherson Army Medical Center/VA Clinic

The Fort McPherson Army Medical Center is a military medical center capable of addressing all sorts of medical concerns and treatments. Through the Fort McPherson VA Clinic, it can offer medical care for military veterans as part of their VA benefits. Although military medical malpractice can happen at any military hospital or on-base clinic in Georgia, many of the cases originate from Fort McPherson Army Medical Center due to its size, patient count, and proximity to the Atlanta metropolis.

Winn Army Community Hospital, Fort Stewart

In recent years, military medical malpractice cases have built up against the U.S. Department of the Army, including some complaints about the care at Winn Army Community Hospital. If you received substandard medical care at this Army hospital and suffered an injury or illness for it, then you could have been harmed by medical malpractice. Allow our Georgia military medical malpractice lawyers to investigate your case, and we can determine if the poor care at Winn Army Community Hospital would justify a medical malpractice claim or lawsuit using the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA).

We have a history of significant results at Winn Army Community Hospital. For example, we recently settled a case for $4,500,000, with lifetime benefits, at Ft. Stewart, Georgia. That case involved healthcare providers who misdiagnosed a miscarriage and performed a D&C on a viable pregnancy. The baby survived the procedure but had serious brain and orthopedic injuries as a result. 

National Trial Law attorneys have also tried a case to a $1,650,000 judgment out of Winn Army Community Hospital. In that case, we fought for our clients after Army medical providers failed to diagnose a tumor leading to stroke and brain injury.

Medical centers that are part of the larger Winn Army Community Hospital network include:

• Hawks Troop Medical Clinic
• North Troop Medical Clinic
• Richmond Hill Medical Home
• Tuttle Army Health Clinic
• Soldier Recovery Unit (SRU), Fort McPherson

Winn Army Community Hospital as part of Fort Stewart Army Base offers a variety of health services, such as:

• Primary care
• Hospital care
• Surgery
• Urgent and emergency care
• Mental health care
• Lab tests and radiology
• Pharmacy
• Children’s health

We Represent Active-Duty Members, Veterans & Their Families

National Trial Law proudly offers our legal services to military service members who are on active duty, military veterans, and family members of both. We can help with VA medical malpractice that involved inadequate care at a VA clinic. We can also help when military medical malpractice harms a service member who was seeking care for injuries that occurred while on active duty. No matter what your case involves, we will be ready to stand up for you.

FTCA Claim Process

When you have been injured by military medical malpractice, you can’t file a lawsuit in a typical sense. Instead, you must follow the rules of the Federal Tort Claims Act, which outlines how to bring torts against federal government agencies like the U.S. Department of Defense/Army/Navy/etc. Rather than trying to navigate this complicated process alone, put our Georgia military medical malpractice lawyers on the case right away.

We are here to help with every step of the FTCA claims process, including:

1. Gathering all medical records and documentation related to the act of military medical malpractice, including financial statements.
2. Reviewing your injury journal, which you should update each day to discuss how your injury or illness has harmed your day-to-day life.
3. Filling out a Standard Form 95 and filing it in your name before the statute of limitations ends. Most military medical malpractice claims against the government have a two-year statute of limitations or less.
4. Responding to any inquiries from the defendant and communicating with them on your behalf.
5. Negotiating a settlement that acknowledges the extent of financial, physical, and emotional harm caused by the military medical malpractice incident.
6. Preparing a lawsuit and representing you in court if a fair settlement amount is not offered by the defendant.

Learn More Today – Call National Trial Law

We proudly salute and thank you for your service to our country as a brave member of the U.S. Armed Forces. If you were hurt by military medical malpractice at a Georgia military hospital or medical clinic, then it would be our honor to stand up for you. With our compassionate yet professional approach to military medical malpractice claims, you can trust that your case is in strong, dependable hands.

Dial (833) 913-1885. Military service members and veterans in Georgia are eligible for FREE initial case evaluations with National Trial Law.