5 Steps to Take After a Child Drowning Accident
1. See the Doctor and Follow Through on Referrals
Drowning isn’t always deadly, but even non-fatal accidents can have lifelong repercussions.
Although few parents are willing to take chances when it comes to their child’s chances of recovery, managing the aftermath of a traumatic incident isn’t easy. Even if you’ve already taken your child to the hospital, your next steps may be uncertain. Doctors don’t always consider family finances, and the recommendations you’ve received—for therapy, physical rehabilitation, or expensive prescription medications—could cost more than most New Yorkers can afford.