Whitney Caraway, RN, MSN, ACM-RN, CPHQ, LNC

Founder and CEO

With over 15 years of healthcare experience, Whitney specializes in Quality, Regulation and Care Planning. She has been a Registered Nurse for over ten years, with experience in Emergency Department, Medical-Surgical, Obstetrics, and Surgery. 

Whitney works closely with interdisciplinary teams within the state of Arizona by Co-Chairing Task Forces focusing on Chronic Conditions, Social Determinants of Health, Mental Health, and Community Health Needs. She has served as Chair of Policy and Procedure Committees, and performs regular risk assessments on sentinel events and high-risk occurrences. 

Whitney currently is an active member of the National Association for Healthcare Quality, holding their honored distinction of Certified Professional of Healthcare Quality.  She is also an active member of the American Case Management Association, serving as an Accredited Case Manager. 

Our Legal Nurse Consultants will review your case to determine if it has merit to continue before you invest in it.

Our experts will analyze, organize and interpret all the medical records so they are easy to understand. We also provide insights into medical findings, graphics of medical terminology, expert opinions, and direct access to evidence-based material to support your case.

Let us find the best in the business to serve as an expert witness for your case.  This includes physicians, nurses, or specialists from across the county, you choose who fits your needs.

With years of experience in the medical field, our experts understand the standard of care practices.  We can fully analyze to identify gaps, deviations, and point out the issues with your case.

 Our team has witnessed thousands of medical exams and have the knowledge to ensure accuracy of the defense medical report.  Let us work with your client to prepare them, observe during the exam, and analyze Defense/Independent Medical Examinations for accuracy.

Our experts will provide an explanation of events, direct links from diagnosis to causation, missing or incomplete records, potential exacerbation of prior existing conditions, and potential vulnerabilities for the defense to attack your case.