Welcome to the New York State Birth Injury resource. This birth injury information resource is for parents & families who have suffered a life altering injury at a labor and delivery medical facility in the state of New York.
This birth injury resource provides free educational materials, financial resources, and support options for families affected by birth injuries such as Cerebral Palsy, Erb’s Palsy and many other birth injuries.
Medical professionals are often overworked and understaffed, which can lead to medical negligence.
This holds especially true now as the last few years as the Covid pandemic has affected people everywhere, everyday.
In a hospital or medical-clinical setting, situations such as as being overworked and fatigued can lead to bad professional judgement. This can result in serious and fatal injuries caused through medical negligence to newborns and mothers.
The New York State Birth Injury resource is a birth injury disability services & support organization for parents & families who have suffered a life altering injury at a labor and delivery medical facility in the state of New York.
We are located in the offices of Merson Law, a premier personal injury law firm that specializes in Medical Malpractice Law in the high-powered heart of Manhattan, New York City.
Our team is committed to raising awareness about birth injuries and how birth injuries affect families for years. We also aim to provide important information and support for families affected.
That’s why this birth injury resource provides free educational materials, financial resources and support options for families affected by labor and delivery injuries such as Cerebral Palsy, Erb’s Palsy and many other birth injuries.
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As a parent, birth injuries to your newborn can often be difficult to deal with alone. Fortunately we have trusted, registered medical professionals on-staff to learn about your situation and answer any questions you may have about you or your child’s birth injury symptoms. Live confidential chat operator’s are standing by to help connect you with a medical professional who can help you determine the next steps to get the treatment you and your child need.
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Birth Injury Articles
Read up on recent birth injury treatment updates, community support events, and encouraging stories to inspire your family.
A high-risk infant follow-up clinic provides continuous developmental surveillance for NICU graduates. Multidisciplinary teams of pediatricians, therapists, and audiologists evaluate corrected age milestones, motor skills, and speech development. Learn how structured follow-up appointments and early intervention referrals support your child’s long-term progress after discharge.
Hearing follow up after HIE is essential because oxygen deprivation can impact inner ear hair cells and auditory nerve pathways. While many infants pass their initial NICU screen, comprehensive audiological testing at 3 to 6 months detects progressive or delayed-onset hearing loss. Learn how diagnostic ABR evaluations support early intervention, speech acquisition, and healthy development.
Feeding swallowing difficulties after HIE occur when oxygen deprivation alters brainstem reflexes, muscle tone, and suck-swallow-breathe coordination. NICU feeding teams evaluate oral motor function, check for silent aspiration, and design individualized care plans with temporary tube feeding when needed. Learn how clinical assessments support safe infant nutrition and long-term recovery.
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