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Man sues University of Pittsburgh Physicians for negligence leading to mother's death - Vimarsana News

Man sues University of Pittsburgh Physicians for negligence leading to mother's death

A man has filed a lawsuit against University of Pittsburgh Physicians alleging negligence after his mother fell during a medical visit leading to her death.

Parents Sue UPMC Children's Hospital for Negligence Leading to Son's Severe Medical Complications - Vimarsana News

Parents Sue UPMC Children's Hospital for Negligence Leading to Son's Severe Medical Complications

A Pennsylvania couple sues UPMC Children's Hospital alleging negligence in their son's treatment led to severe complications from bacterial meningitis resulting in multiple strokes and other lasting injuries.

Ashley D. Polka sues John Fisch for professional negligence - Vimarsana News

Ashley D. Polka sues John Fisch for professional negligence

Ashley D. Polka has filed a lawsuit against John Fisch, M.D., and the University of Pittsburgh Physicians (UPMC Womancare Associates) in the Court of Common Pleas of Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.

Breast Cancer Awareness | UPMC Hillman brings cancer experts close to home - Vimarsana News

Breast Cancer Awareness | UPMC Hillman brings cancer experts close to home

With four locations in the region, UPMC Hillman Cancer Centers provide convenient access to Pittsburgh’s largest health system for area residents living with breast cancer.

DEALING WITH DEMENTIA: Caring for people with dementia - Vimarsana News

DEALING WITH DEMENTIA: Caring for people with dementia

TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. — When Holly Edmondson was in nursing school 30 years ago, she says she was taught that the goal for people with dementia was to reorient them