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Still Have Questions Regarding Your Birth Injury?
Talk to an OB Nurse for 15 Minutes. Free and Confidential!
If you or your child was injured at Emory University Hospital Midtown, you deserve clear answers.
A confidential call with a nurse can help you understand what happened, what records matter, and whether an attorney review makes sense based on the facts.
Emory University Hospital Midtown 550 Peachtree St NE Atlanta, GA 30308 Fulton County, Georgia
Why Parents Reach Out After Birth Injury
After a complicated delivery or newborn hospital stay, many parents are left with unanswered questions. Families often reach out because they want clarity, not because they are certain something went wrong. They want to understand the timeline of care, preserve important medical records, and learn whether a legal review makes sense. This page is designed to provide education and a calm next step, not to make accusations or assumptions.
Talk to an OB Nurse About Your Birth Injury For 15 minutes
Confidential Call with Nurse to determine what medical records matter. The first step in the investigation.
The nurse can help you understand the delivery timeline, identify which records matter, and explain what the next steps may be.
The nurse does not provide medical advice, diagnose conditions, or recommend treatment. If you have medical concerns, you should continue to follow your treating provider.
Situations That Often Lead Families to Seek Clarity
Families who delivered at Emory University Hospital Midtown often have questions after experiencing situations such as:
- Unexpected NICU admission or escalation of care
- Concerns about fetal heart monitoring during labor
- Emergency or urgent C-section decisions
- Use of vacuum or forceps during delivery
- Shoulder dystocia (difficulty delivering the baby’s shoulders)
- Low Apgar scores or prolonged resuscitation
- Seizures, cooling therapy, or other neurological concerns
- Delays in transfer to a higher-level medical facility
- You do not need to know whether something was wrong to schedule the nurse call.
The goal is simply to understand what happened and what steps may make sense next.
You will speak with a nurse with NICU experience who will help review the timeline, explain what records matter, and outline possible next steps.
An attorney call can be scheduled. If a family has experienced the loss of a baby, we speak with them directly and handle next steps with care.
You will then receive clear guidance on what to expect moving forward.
Medical Records
That Often Matter
If you are concerned, preserving medical records early can be important.
Depending on the situation, the nurse may help you identify records such as:
- Fetal monitoring strips and nursing notes
- Labor and delivery summary
- Operative report (if a C-section occurred)
- Cord blood gas results
- NICU records and resuscitation notes
- Imaging, consult notes, and discharge summaries
- Transfer records, if applicable
How the Process Works
STEP NO 1
You contact us through the form or by phone
STEP NO 2
We respond quickly and schedule a nurse call
STEP NO 3
The nurse helps organize key timeline details and records
STEP NO 4
An attorney consultation is scheduled
STEP NO 5
You receive clear guidance on next steps
STEP NO 1
You contact us through the form or by phone
STEP NO 2
We respond quickly and schedule a nurse call
STEP NO 3
The nurse helps organize key timeline details and records
STEP NO 4
An attorney consultation is scheduled
STEP NO 5
You receive clear guidance on next steps
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Schedule a free 15-minute call with an OB nurse to understand what records matter and what to do next.
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