Heart disease remains the leading cause of death in the United States, and early detection is often the key to survival. Yet, thousands of patients every year are sent home from hospitals or clinics after being misdiagnosed with anxiety, indigestion, or fatigue—when they were actually experiencing symptoms of heart disease.
A heart disease misdiagnosis isn’t just a medical error—it’s a missed opportunity to save a life. At Buckeye Law Group, we’ve seen the heartbreak caused by delayed or incorrect cardiac diagnoses, and we are dedicated to helping victims and their families get the justice they deserve.
Several factors contribute to doctors failing to recognize heart disease, including:
When heart disease is missed or misdiagnosed, the results can be devastating. Patients may suffer:
Families are left not only grieving but also wondering how such a serious condition went unnoticed.
To hold a doctor or hospital accountable, your legal team must show that:
At Buckeye Law Group, we gather medical records, consult independent experts, and reconstruct the timeline of care to expose where the system failed you.
A successful claim can recover compensation for:
Our mission is to hold negligent providers accountable so no other family experiences the same preventable loss.
If you believe your heart disease or a loved one’s cardiac event was misdiagnosed, don’t wait to act. Ohio has strict time limits for filing malpractice claims, and crucial evidence can fade with time.
Our experienced team of medical malpractice attorneys will fight tirelessly to uncover the truth and pursue the justice you deserve.
👉 Schedule your free consultation with Buckeye Law Group today.
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