About our Company

Our founder, Linda Giordano, RN, MSN, CLNC, has a master's degree in primary health care of adults and 30 years of clinical and administrative experience in health care delivery. She has a broad clinical background, ranging from critical care in the acute hospital setting to community based health care services that included occupational health and home health care. The last 15 years of her clinical practice have been devoted to working with the health care needs of a senior population, focusing on both medical and psychiatric issues in chronic disease management. She has worked as an advanced practice nurse in geriatric psychiatry and as a geriatric care management consultant, specializing in the complex care needs of dementia patients. In addition to her role as a legal nurse consultant, Linda continues to practice as an independent clinical consultant in geriatric behavioral health at long-term care facilities in Maryland.

Who We Serve

We consult in a variety of settings that benefit from our services:

• Plaintiff and Defense Law Firms
Elder Law
Special Interest and Expertise in Elder
Law Issues: Elder Care/Abuse and
Long-Term Care Litigation
Medical and Nursing Malpractice
General Negligence or Personal Injury
Criminal Acts with Medical Issues
Disability Related Cases
Managed Care Litigation
Medicare Benefit and Billing Fraud

• Health Care Facilities

• Health Insurance Companies

What We Do

• Organize medical records and provide in-depth
   medical review and analysis
• Screen medical malpractice cases for merit,
   defining applicable standards of care
• Develop chronological event reports in easy to
   read formats, using legal software if desired
• Prepare written reports that help summarize and
   bring clarity to complex clinical issues
• Identify, locate, and evaluate qualified medical
   experts to consult or testify on key issues
• Conduct literature search to support or defend
   allegations in dispute
• Assist in the preparation of clinically oriented
   interrogatory and deposition questions
• Attend arbitration meetings where liaison role can
   facilitate communication and help attorneys
   achieve faster pre-trial dispute resolution