Osteoporosis

Speak to someone now call 0800 524 4349 Email us now

Please call me back

Osteoporosis Compensation Claims

Darbys has a team of medical negligence lawyers who specialise in GP negligence claims and claims for misdiagnosis of osteoporosis  and failure to treat osteoporosis properly.

Osteoporosis affects the bones in the body and causes them to become fragile. As a result of this the bones then easily break or fracture in areas such as the wrist, hips, spine, arm or pelvis.

Statistics from the NHS have shown an estimated 3 million people throughout the UK are thought to have osteoporosis, this results in over 230,000 fractures each year.  Osteoporosis is most common in post-menopausal women, buy also affects men, younger women and children and is gone untreated can result in seriously affect the patients day to day life.

If you, or a member of your family, have suffered from osteoporosis as the result of GP negligence, you may be eligible to make an osteoporosis compensation claim.

Contact Darbys Solicitors on 0800 524 4349 for a free consultation with a member of our GP negligence team.

GP Negligence and Osteoporosis

An increasing number of people are seeking osteoporosis compensation claims due to neglect or misdiagnosis from their general practitioners. As a result of this, a guide from the Department of Health, published in 2001, now informs doctors, nurses and healthcare staff on the appropriate care to give to patients who have suffered a fall or fracture.  

Darbys osteoporosis lawyers have experience and knowledge in this area of GP negligence law. To see examples of claims arising from failure or delay in treating osteoporosis please have a look at our case studies.

Start an Osteoporosis Compensation Claim

Contact Darbys Solicitors today on 0800 524 4349 or simply email us  if you, or a member of your family, have suffered from osteoporosis as the result of GP negligence. Our dedicated team of osteoporosis lawyers will provide expert legal advice, support and guidance on making a compensation claim.