Woman blames ‘disfiguring, life threatening’ injuries on treatment at Trident Medical Center

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) – A Charleston County girl says Trident Healthcare Center team, or deficiency thereof, triggered her to create daily life-threatening injuries, in accordance to court files submitted Thursday.

It all started in September 2021, and in accordance to some Intent to File Accommodate files, it all will come down to the affected person not remaining in the correct palms.

The papers allege Trident Medical Heart unsuccessful to make certain right treatment or provide sufficient workers. The documents go on to say the affected individual, as a end result of improper treatment, developed “disfiguring, long lasting and daily life-threatening accidents,” much more specially tension sores. The affected individual now has strategies to sue the medical center.

The paperwork declare Trident Medical Center didn’t appropriately staff their facility, and when there have been workers, they weren’t thoroughly qualified.

The affected person is suing for fraud, proclaiming Trident misrepresented the abilities of the clinic and its team at the time the affected person was admitted. On best of that, they’re alleging negligence, ranging from workers not retaining monitor of the patient’s signs and symptoms to not notifying the patient’s family just after these incidents.

The documents go on to say the plaintiff is probably not the only particular person experiencing troubles like this and that Trident Health-related Center understood it didn’t have the employees or assets to care for the affected individual.

Trident Professional medical Heart Spokesman Rod Whiting gave Reside 5 News a statement on the Intent to File paperwork, saying:

“We are aware of the inaccurate allegations that have been manufactured. We feel the care we supplied was acceptable and will be defending ourselves through the authorized procedure. We are proud of the qualified and compassionate treatment our crew customers present just about every day.”

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