Still Have Questions Regarding Your Birth Injury?

If you or your child was injured at Piedmont Eastside Medical Center, you deserve clear answers.
A confidential call with a nurse can help you understand what happened, what records matter, and whether an attorney review makes sense based on the facts.

Why Parents Reach Out After Birth Injury

After a complicated delivery or newborn hospital stay, many parents are left with unanswered questions.
Families often reach out because they want clarity, not because they are certain something went wrong. They want to understand the timeline of care, preserve important medical records, and learn whether a legal review makes sense.
This page is designed to provide education and a calm next step, not to make accusations or assumptions.

What the Nurse Call Helps Clarify

During the confidential 15-minute conversation, the nurse may help:
The nurse does not diagnose conditions or provide medical advice. You should continue following your treating providers.

Situations That Often Lead Families to Seek Review

Families who delivered at Piedmont Eastside Medical Center often have questions after experiencing situations such as:
You do not need certainty before seeking information.

Medical Records Often Help Clarify Events

Important documentation may includes:
The nurse can explain which records may help establish the sequence of events.

Why Families Start With a Nurse

Beginning with a nurse provides:
If appropriate, an attorney consultation may follow.
If your family experienced the loss of a baby, we speak with you directly and handle the conversation with care and sensitivity.

How the Process Works

STEP NO 1

Schedule a confidential nurse call.

 
STEP NO 2

Review labor, delivery, and neonatal events.

 
STEP NO 3

Identify important records and possible concerns.

 
STEP NO 4

If appropriate, schedule an attorney consultation.

 

Get Clarity Without Pressure

Schedule a free 15-minute call with an OB nurse to understand what records matter and what to do next.
Is the nurse call really free?
Yes. The call is free, confidential, and there is no obligation.
No. Many families speak with the nurse simply to understand what happened and what records to preserve.
In many cases, the call can be scheduled the same day or the next day.
That is common. The nurse call exists to provide clarity.
Deadlines can be short and vary by situation. If you have concerns, it is best to speak with someone sooner rather than later.