Every year, countless families are forever changed when a child experiences a brain injury at birth. At CP Family Help, weβre trusted nationwide by parents dealing with the lifelong impact of birth-related brain injuries. From legal guidance to emotional support, weβre here for you every step of the way.
The lifelong impact of birth-related brain injuries can affect every part of a childβs development, including motor function, communication, learning, and daily living. These injuries often result in conditions such as cerebral palsy (CP) or hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE), which require long-term medical care, therapies, and adaptive support.
These injuries arenβt just medical they reshape the lives of parents, siblings, and loved ones. Families must navigate a future filled with therapies, appointments, legal complexities, and financial strain often without clear direction. Thatβs where we come in.
Our mission is to empower families affected by the lifelong impact of birth-related brain injuries. That means helping you understand your childβs condition, access resources, and pursue financial support for lifelong care. Whether your child was recently diagnosed or you’re just beginning to ask questions, we’re ready to help.
Weβve stood by thousands of families across the U.S., helping them navigate this incredibly difficult journey with clarity and strength.
You donβt have to figure this out alone. If you suspect your childβs brain injury could have been prevented, or if you just need help understanding what to do next, contact us today. Weβre honored to support families facing the lifelong impact of birth-related brain injuries β and weβll do everything we can to help yours.
These injuries often stem from oxygen deprivation, delayed C-sections, improper use of tools during delivery, or failure to respond to fetal distress.
Common conditions include cerebral palsy, HIE, developmental delays, and seizure disorders all of which may have lifelong impacts.
Our legal-medical team can review your case and medical records to determine whether negligence or medical errors contributed to your childβs injury.
We work on contingency β which means you donβt pay anything unless we win your case.
Possibly. Each state has different time limits for legal action, but itβs always worth reaching out to see if your case qualifies.