Free Bard PowerPort Catheter Injury Case Evaluation: Do You Qualify?

Did you or a loved one suffer from any of the following after having a Bard PowerPort implanted?

Did you or a loved one suffer any of these injuries?

Were you or a loved one hospitalized due to infection? Yes No

Did you or a loved one have the catheter removed? Yes No

Is an attorney currently representing this claim? Yes No

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Who May Qualify for a Bard PowerPort Settlement?

If you had a Bard catheter device implanted and experienced complications, you may qualify. Allegedly, Bard’s implanted catheter devices can easily move around, come loose after placement, and break apart into jagged pieces. These shards can then travel through your body, leading to serious internal injuries, bleeding, punctured organs, and even death. Plaintiffs claim the manufacturer, C.R. Bard, failed to warn patients about these potentially life-threatening injury risks.

You may qualify for compensation if you experienced any of the following at least 60 days after device implantation:

Blood clots
Infections that require hospitalization (i.e., sepsis, septic shock)
Hemorrhaging or bleeding
Blood vessel, organ, or tissue perforation injuries
Deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
Pulmonary embolism
Stroke
Death

What Is a Bard PowerPort?

Bard PowerPort is a catheter surgeons implant under your skin to deliver intravenous medication directly into your bloodstream. Surgeons may refer to them as TIVADs, which stands for “Totally Implantable Venous Access Device.” Hospitals commonly use them to administer chemotherapy for cancer patients.

Injuries linked to the following devices may now qualify for a cash settlement:

Bard MRI Ports
BardPort
Bard PowerPort
Bard SlimPort
Titanium Low-Profile
Vaccess CT
X-Port ISP

Act now to see if you may qualify for compensation.

Fill out the form on this page to see if you may qualify for a cash settlement before the deadline passes.