Before completing the Personal Injury Appointment Protocol, review how Ellis Clinic wants the legal and medical records organized and what information should accompany the request for an appointment.
START MY PERSONAL INJURY APPOINTMENT PROTOCOL →The protocol asks that the records be organized so the important legal and medical evidence can be reviewed efficiently. It specifically calls for pertinent records rather than every page of a chart.
Include the claim form, attorney correspondence, and prior adjudications.
Prepare a Summary List of Records. The protocol says it may be attached to the expert medical opinion report.
Include useful operative reports, hospitalization discharge summaries, MRI/EMG/X-ray testing, physician records, and other pertinent records.
The guided form collects the date of injury, patient information, referring attorney, how the injury happened, treatment, current problems, missed work, significant prior injuries, pertinent medical and family history, medication allergies, work status, and education.
Complete the guided form, review your answers, and create a filled copy of the original Ellis Clinic protocol.
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