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Hematology
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Peter F. George
Principal

P.O. Box 833
Petersham MA 01366
USA
phone: 978-724-0299
Peter F.
Healthcare Litigation Support is a team of experts - physicians, healthcare administrators, reimbursement specialists, health organization experts, health insurance experts, and other healthcare personnel - with broad, extensive experience and expertise in medical and administrative malpractice issues, physician practice operations, hospital management, health insurance and TPA issues, Medicare and Medicaid, medical billing and collections, fraud and abuse, managed care and other areas.

Healthcare Litigation Support is a team of experienced healthcare experts who consult on litigation issues and testify as needed. In addition to the four Principals, there is a larger group of Associates, individuals with specific expertise and areas of knowledge, we include in order to fully serve the needs of the legal community.

Areas of Expertise:
  • Audit
  • Medical Standards of Care
  • Dental Standards of Care
  • Geriatrics and Nursing Home Care Standards
  • Long Term Care Standards
  • Health Insurance
  • Health Insurer-Provider Relations
  • Managed Healthcare (HMO, PPO)
  • TPA (Third Party Administrator
  • National Accreditation Guidelines
  • Medicare / Medicaid
  • Federal Employees Health Benefits Program
  • CDH (Consumer Driven Health Plans)
  • ERISA, COBRA, EMTALA, HIPAA
  • Physician / Hospital Joint Ventures
  • Qui Tam and False Claims Act


  • Representing Both Plaintiff and Defense, Our Services Include:
  • Review Case for Merit
  • Analyze Medical and Administrative Events
  • Identify Causation
  • Address Standards of Care
  • Research Relevant Literature
  • Interpret Contracts in Light of Industry Standards
  • Evaluate Case Strengths and Weaknesses
  • Develop Deposition Strategy
  • Prepare a Defensible Report
  • Articulate Complex Issues to Triers of Fact
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    Dr. Mark Levin
    M.D.
    6 Gel Court
    Monsey NY 10952
    USA
    phone: 845-406-2183
    Dr. Mark
    Dr. Mark Levin is an Academic Physician with a wide range of experience in various practice settings, including academia, teaching hospital and private practice settings. He has a consulting practice in clinical standards and utilization review in Oncology and runs a blog devoted to Standards of Care. He is in active medical practice.

    Services Include:
  • Administrative Medicine
  • Brain Tumors
  • Breast Cancer
  • Cancer - Missed Diagnosis
  • Chemotherapy
  • Experimental / Investigational Medicine
  • Hematology
  • Improper Diagnosis
  • Kidney Cancer
  • Lung Cancer
  • Medical Practice Guidelines
  • Medical Records Review
  • Medical Utilization Review
  • Mesothelioma and other Asbestos Lung Diseases
  • Oncology
  • Pain Management
  • Prognosis (Cancer)
  • Standard of Care
  • Tumor Marker Testing


  • Listen to Dr. Levin on Expert Management of Lymphoma - the newest and best screening options and treatments for this disease.
    Androgen and Estrogen or Progesterone Topical Creams for Vaginal Dryness After Breast Cancer Treatment
    Breast cancer patients often suffer menopausal symptoms, which include vaginal dryness. This distressing symptom is often treated with topical estrogen or progesterone creams; however, there remains a concern about systemic absorption of estrogen and its effect on breast cancer. In a group that is treated with tamoxifen, it would appear that the systemic affect would be negated by the tamoxifen's anti-estrogen blockade but the question remains hotly debated.

    4/3/2009 · Medical
    Breast Cancer: An Overview
    Breast cancer is a malignant (cancerous) growth that begins in the tissues of the breast. Over the course of a lifetime, one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer

    9/23/2008 · Medical
    Ethical, Cultural and Religious Aspects of Hereditary Cancer in Jewish Communities
    Acceptance and compliance with screening and genetic programs for genetic illness depends crucially on the compatibility and fit of their design with the social, cultural and religious concerns and mores of target communities. As a case in point, genetic screening programs that are currently in use within Jewish populations are considered on the background of ethical and religious concerns