An increase in medical malpractice cases is anticipated, thanks to the Supreme Court ruling to uphold ObamaCare.<\/p>\n
Once the full force of the Affordable Care Act kicks in, there will be at least 20 to 40 million more Americans with access to health care. The system is already overburdened trying to keep up with the number of people currently using it. Add 20 or 40 million more people, and a strained system may break down completely.<\/p>\n
Medical professionals will face very few options when the influx of people begins, and one of them is to rush patients through to get the work done. Inevitably, haste causes medical mistakes and hospital errors, and those cause injuries and\/or death. It is not too much of a stretch of the imagination to think medical malpractice suits may increase as a result of the new Act. However, having said that, given the fact that many states have (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" An increase in medical malpractice cases is anticipated, thanks to the Supreme Court ruling to uphold ObamaCare. Once the full force of the Affordable Care Act kicks in, there will be at least 20 to 40 million more Americans with…<\/span><\/p>\n