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IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS C'-) -urn
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OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA <v Ac'
ANNA M. BILZ, GUARDIAN OF
JAMES M. BILZ, JR., a minor,
Plaintiff
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JAMES M. BILZ, SR., .
Defendant
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CIVIL ACTION
PETITION FOR APPROVAL OF MINOR'S SETTLEMENT
AND NOW, comes the Parties who state the following:
1. Plaintiff Anna M. Bilz, is an adult individual residing at 574 Crossroad
School Road, Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
2. Plaintiff Anna M. Bilz is the grandmother and guardian of James M. Bilz,
Jr., a minor.
3. Plaintiff, James M. Bilz, Jr., is a minor, whose date of birth is February 4,
2005, and who is presently 5 years old.
4. Plaintiff, James M. Bilz, Jr., resides with his father and grandmother at
574 Crossroad School Road, Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
5. Defendant, James M. Bilz, Sr., is an adult individual who resides at
574 Crossroad School Road, Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
6. Defendant, James M. Bilz, Sr. is the father of the minor Plaintiff.
7. This matter involves a motor vehicle accident that occurred on June 27,
2009, in Hanover, York County, Pennsylvania.
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8. At that time, James M. Bilz, Jr., was a passenger in a vehicle operated by
James M. Bilz, Sr., who lost control of the vehicle leaving the roadway and striking a
utility pole.
9. As a result of the accident the minor child sustained personal injuries
including a laceration to the head.
10. The minor child was seen at Hanover Hospital and referred to Hershey
Medical Center where he has been treated by Dr. Kurtiz Moyer. Portions of the medical
records are attached hereto as Exhibit "A."
11. The injuries including a head laceration that required closure have
resolved and a current report from the Dr. Moyer and photographs of the child are
attached hereto as Exhibit "B" and Exhibit "C."
12. At the time of the accident James Bilz, Sr. was operating a 2000 Honda
Civic owned by Anna Bilz which had $5,000.00 in first party medical benefit coverage.
This coverage was exhausted and no other sources of medical coverage were available.
13. The family made contact with Goodville Mutual Casualty Company and
an agreement was reached whereby further medical claims for James Bilz, Jr. would be
presented, paid and included in the final settlement.
14. Goodville has paid $24,128.00 for medical expenses for James M. Bilz, Jr.
15. The parties have negotiated a settlement in the amount of $29,128.00 of all
claims on behalf of James M. Bilz, Jr., arising from this accident.
16. Anna M. Bilz, as guardian of James M. Bilz, Jr., agrees that the settlement
amount is fair and reasonable and properly compensates said minor for the injuries
sustained.
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17. Anna M. Bilz, as guardian of James M. Bilz, Jr., recognizes that as he is a
minor the $5,000.00 paid in addition to the medical expenses is to be invested in a
custodial account at an institution insured by the Federal Government and marked not to
be withdrawn until James M. Bilz, Jr., reaches 18 years of age except upon Order of this
Court.
18. Defendant, James M. Bilz, Sr., is defended by Goldberg Katzman, P.C.
Mr. Bilz is agreeable to the settlement set forth above.
WHEREFORE, Anna M. Bilz, guardian of James M. Bilz, Jr., requests this Court
approve the settlement.
Anna M. Bilz, Guardian James M. Bilz, a minor
Thomas E. Brenner, Esquire
Goldberg Katzman, P.C.
PO Box 1268
Harrisburg, PA 17108-1268
717-234-4161
Attorney for Defendant James M. Bilz, Sr.
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Lithocode 61697078
Service Name Station (fart Name, No. & 1pe PCR No. Date
Perm Towalup Ambulance - i Ianover l Wirt Park Fire StationI MICU 49 / 6701 852 1 MICU 0901868 06882009
Incident Location County, Municipality & Incident Zip PSAP Incid. No.
300 Hiodand Ave HGH ER Rim 4, Hanover, PA 17331 YORK, Hanover Soto, 17331
Acute Care Faci lity-Hospital
Receiving Agency
Umverstty Hospital - Hershey
Patient Name Crew
anres M Srit:Jr ` C #l Tetreault, Paul 0203312
Street Address C #2 Miller, Eric EMT 16526 1
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~ Hanover PA 17331 Primary Caregiver- C#1 Driver. C#2
G Sexe DOB Phone No Mileage
Male I4 Years 021048005 717) 479-8410 out Os-Seeno Dent In
',,s Patient Number Social Sec. No. Pt Weight
60306 60307
60356
60405
V2900910 000-00-0000 Times
Private Physician river's License Response lime 0 911
ERTnme 5 Dispateb 0117
OSTrme 8 Enroute 0117
Transp Assist Units Assist OS ERH Time 68 Arrive Scene 01 22
Destnaationrime 67 Contact 0124
Response Outcome Nature orlacident Total Time 148 Depart Scene 01 30
Transported ALS Time out of 153 Arrive Facility 02 38
Raspoase Mode Transport Mode Quarters
Non-Emergency Non-Emergency Available 03 45
In Quarters 03 50
Patient Condition ea Scene Patient Condition at Facility
Moderate I mproved
ChaefComplarut " I feelOk"
Current ldcds none
Allergies (meds) NKDA ,
PMHx eczema
Narrative
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Dtsp MICU 49 dispatched to the above location for emergeneytiansport frorn Hanover Hospital ER Rm 4 to HersheyMedieai Center trauma
bay at 0117
Reason for Transport* Pt was in an MVA with a frontal skul fracture with a large laceration that requires trauma and surgical
intenventoWn oratoiing rot offered at Hanover General F jospitai This was it specialty pre transport became pt was reserving RDcephm which
requires a PHRN for transport J
AOS To find this 4 y/o male lying supine, awake and a9ft in attendance of RN from ER and father of pt
HPI According to transfer paperwork, pt carne lo Hanover Hospital on 627109 around 2300 S1P MVA Pt was the rearseat occupent, in a car
seat, strapped in, facing forward that was in an MVA Fa ker states that sometimes pt fiddles with Ina seatbek and undoes iL PCs father was
driving and was trying to tend m child and went over a "I embankment down 3 & Thers was minimal nghk frond and damage to the car and pt
drove away from awns and found by PD and liken byALS to HGH ER Pt had an 8-10 rm laceration from the middle of his forehead to the top
of his parietal tread which was down to skull, but there w'Ps no active bleeding Pt was found by CT b Have a right frontal head fracture, no
intiacerebrol head bleed, no fracture of the C-spine, mobs drawn Pt placed back on LBB aid sewed to the board Laceration was cleansed
and wet to dry dressings placed with Kerlex We m pla wore t#U tAF with Rocaphin 1200 mg W, Rocepton was then converted to IV NSS
10orAw, which was patent and Infusing without difl u ty ardisc morstor in ER revealed ST rate 100-130 Pt ciurerdyden ies deist pain, SOB,
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nausea, vomiting, HIA, peripheral anesthesias, or abdominal pain.
7 PE
Airway, Patent, no respiratory disbmss or stndor noted
BreaHung Spontaneous, run-labored, rate 22
Citculabon Distal pulses present, equadstrong and regular
Noma Awake, alert, onented to person, ptace, time, and event. GCS 4-" =15
HEENT Unremarkable, PEARRL @ 3 m bilaterally, no rhinorrhea or otonhea noted
Neck No ND, trachea nndt»e
Skrn Warm. dry, pink
Lungs Clear to ausculation throughout all fields ardenor and posterior, apex to base
Chest Equal chest rise and fat no retractions or landemess noted
Abd SNTvrithou t p$ipable masses, distension, discoksrations, or rigidity being noted
GMU Pt was not i nconhnent of urine or feces
Back No tenderness, deformity or disoobrabors.
Exbermbes MAE x 4 with purpose, + strong peripheral pulses, no edema, discoiorabons, or peripheral neuiropathy
EKG Sinus tachycardia rate 100-130 noted m leads lard 8 without evidence of ectopy orbiock
02 sat 99 % on room air and ptvms continued on room air for transport
TxfVS See 9owchart, ALS assessment, cardiacmorutor, VS, N, NF/IV mods as ordered and already infiisirg, transport
Outcome Pt transported stable Class Iff pt to Hershey Medical Center RocepNn was started and mlo die transport, the Rooephin infused and
then ilwas changed to NSS 10crJhr Dun rig transport, pt slept with father next to turn on the bench seat and pt had no serimes or any dri lculties
dung transfer ALS arrived HMC instable condition VS remained stable and pt stillm ST wftut CPf30WW or 3M dher complaints Pt
taken to trauma room, 710IYT0C RN and trauma team without Wilier dilncutiy N intact and patentvalhotl evidence of udiltafion MICU 491ater
plated available
Note- PCs father signed Penn Township ambulance HIPAA fors and n otillcation of biting aulhombon form without difricully as pl is a minor
Paul Tebeault RN 48-26, PHRN 203312
Time Events Provider Comments
01 33 EKG/Defib Cardiac Monitor, Rhyttm Simms Tachycardia, Rhythm at Hospital Sinus Tachycardia, Lead 11, TetreaulL
11t, AVF Paul
01 35 Vitals Pulse 126, Rasp 22, Oximetry, 991/0, B P 109/67 (Automated Cutf), GCS 4/5/6, Rasp F•ffod Tctresult.
Normal, Perfusion Normal Paul
01 50 Vitals Pulse 100, Resp 22, Oximetry 991/9, B P 0961049 (Automated Cuff), GCS 4/5/6, Resp Effort Tetreault,
Noma[, Perfusion Normal Patel
0205 Vitals Pulse 100, Resp 22, 0ximetry 991/., B P 104158 (Automated Cuff), GCS 4/516, Resp Effort Tetreault,
Normal, Perfusion Normal Paul
02 20 Vitals Pulse 115, Resp 22, Oxmmetry 9996, B.P 0971059 (Automated Cull), GCS 415/6, Rasp Effort Tetmault,
Normal, Perfusion Normal Pau)
02 35 Vitals Pulse 130, Resp 22, Oxunetry 9M B P 102/60 (Automated Cuff), GCS 41516, Resp Effort Tetremslt,
Nonnal,Perfusson Normal Paw
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*****Signed*****
DATE 6/27109
HISTORY POSSIBLE HEAD INJURY, MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT, LACERATION
NON-CONTRAST CT SCAN OF THE BRAIN AND CERVICAL SPINE 6/27109
BRAIN Contiguous axial images through the brain were performed without
intravenous contrast
Findings No evidence of acute intracrarnal bleed, mass effect or midline
shift Ventricles, sulci and cisterns are appropriate for the patient's age
No intra or extra-axial mass density or fluid collection Note is made of the
presence of a large skin laceration of the forehead without definite fracture
The frontal bone is thought to be intact No definite frontal bone fracture
IMPRESSION
1 No acute intracranial pathology
2 No evidence of a depressed skull fracture Full thickness soft tissue
frontal scalp laceration with soft tissue defect and small degree of soft
tissue emphysema
CERVICAL SPINE Contiguous axial images through the cervical spine were
performed without intravenous contrast Coronal and sagittal reformations were
obtained
There is no evidence of acute fracture or subluxation Soft tissues appear
intact Incidentally noted is mucosal opacfication of the ethmoid air cells
IMPRESSION No evidence of acute cervical spine fracture
Preliminary report was provided by Team Health Teleradiology
*****REVIEWED AND ELECTRONICALLY SIGNED BY SYED,ZEBA A MD AT 06130109 2139*
ZEBA A SYED MD
DD 06/28/091606
DT 06129109 0841 -AMP
Admit date
Order date 06127/09 2317
Study date 06/27/09 2320
PATIENT IDENTIFICATION
BILZ.JAMES M JR SERV ER HANOVER HOSPITAL
UNIT 0 M000238086 ACCT #. V00002900910
DOB 02104/2005 CT SCAN REPORT
ORDERING PHYSICIAN: NUNCIO MASSARA DO
RECIPIENTS. FAMILY FIRST HEALTH HANOVER
PATIENT'S PHONE #• (717)479-8410 PAGE 1 OF 1
MR # 566 (8/01)
Medical Records
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MD OEFLITCH GHRISTO
MRN. 7505528
DOB 01100
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TRUCK FRONT _ CARSEAT _ ROLLOVER _ SPIDERED _ BACK _ MOD
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MOTORCYCLE _ BICYCLE- ATV _ HELMET- NONE- UNKNOWN
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ED SUMMARY
Name: BILZ JR, JAMES
HMC Number: 7505528
DOB: 02104/2005
Date of Service: 06/28/2009
CHIEF COMPLAINT Head injury
HISTORY OF THE PRESENT ILLNESS The patient was a four-year-old child who was apparently in the back seat
There was a history of the father literally releasing the seatbelt and the car went off the road and the child was thrown
into the front seat There was no reported loss of consciousness The patient was taken to the Hanover Hospital,
where a CT scan showed a possible skull fracture The patient as transferred as a stable level 2 trauma response
The child complains of a headache The child denies any neck pain or back pain The child denies any chest pain
The child complains of pain about the umbilicus in layman's terms The child denies any pain in his arms or legs I
was present with the entire Trauma Team upon his arrival
PAST MEDICAL HISTORY Negative for any known chronic illnesses as per the transferring medics
CURRENT MEDS None
DRUG ALLERGIES None known
SOCIAL HISTORY The child lives wnth the family
REVIEW OF SYSTEMS See the HPI The rest of the 10+ review of systems is negative or unobtainable
PHYSICAL EXAM The patient had a cling dressing on the forehead It was gently removed There was at least a
5-cm laceration on the forehead There was no obvious hemotympanum of either eardrum The child has no
obvious Battle signs or raccoon eyes The pupils are 3-4 mm and equal The entire face was nontender The
nostrils were patent and dry The pharynx is pink and moist with saliva His head and neck were kept fixated, and
the cervical spine showed no obvious palpable stepoff or tenderness The collar was replaced The trachea is
midlme The neck veins are flat The chest wall is nontender bilaterally The lungs have equal, bilateral breath
sounds, and no audible wheezes, rales, nor rhonchi Heart exam revealed a regular rate and rhythm, with S1 and
S2, and no audible murmurs, gallops, clicks, nor rubs that are obvious The abdomen is soft and nontender in all
four quadrants, with no obvious rebound, guarding, or palpable mass effect Bowel sounds are active The only
exception is minimal subjective pain about the umbilicus which is equivocal Bowel sounds are active Percussion
does not worsen the pain Pelvis is stable, nontender bilaterally All four extremities showed no obvious palpable
deformities When the patient was log rolled, he had no obvious palpable tenderness or stepoff of his thoracic or
lumbar spine His gaze is conjugate His speech is age appropriate The tongue was midline Handgrip ?s full
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strength bilaterally He can flex and extend both ankles without difficulty Light touch was intact in all four distal
limbs
MEDICAL DECISION MAKING In light of the mechanism, the plan was to immediately evaluate him with a chest
x-ray and pelvic films They showed no obvious acute abnormality CT scan was repeated of the brain which
revealed a large, soft tissue laceration of the forehead, but no obvious skull fracture or brain abnormality in light of
his vague equivocal pernumbilical pain, CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis was done, but no obvious acute
traumatic etiology was found He was admitted by Trauma Services for further care and treatment of his forehead
laceration
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Electronically Reviewed/Signed by Kimak, Mark J, MDAuthor Signature Dt/Tm 30 06 2009 06 18 PM
MJK lTLD DD 06128109 DT 06/29109 0711 AM
Result Type ED Summary
Date of Service June 28, 2009 00 00
Authorization Status Final
Author or import Date Kimak, Mark J on June 28, 2009 07 11
Verified By Kimak, Mark J on June 30, 20091818
Encounter info 10505528, HMC, Inpatient, 6128!2009 - 6/30/2009
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.Operative Report
* Final Report'
* Final Report *
OPERATIVE REPORT
Name: BiLZ JR, JAMES
HMC Number: 7505528
DOB: 02/0412005
Date of Service: 06130/2009
SURGEON Dr Kurds Moyer
ASSISTANT(s) Dr John Mesa
PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS Left forehead laceration complex 8 cm
POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS Same
OPERATION PERFORMED Complex laceration repair to left forehead
ANESTHESIA- General endotracheal
ESTIMATED BLOOD LOSS Minima
COMPLICATIONS None
DRAINS None
SPECIMENS None
BILZ JR, JAMES - 7505528
HISTORY The patient is a 4-year-old male unrestrained passenger in an automobile who suffered a forehead
laceration after a motor vehicle collision The patient otherwise had no other associated injuries The patient was
brought to the operating room because conscious sedation was unable to be given in the Trauma Bay and/or in the
Emergency Room The only anesthesia that could be administered, according to the anesthesiologist, was in the
operating room so therefore, I am in the operating room repairing this today
OPERATION After signed informed consent with the patient's father, the patient was properly identified and taken
to the operating room The patient was placed supine on the operating room table. After satisfactory general
endotracheal anesthesia was administered, the patient was prepped and draped in sterile fashion The wound was
copiously irrigated The wound was then d6brided of all devitalized tissue The wound went through the frontalis to
the skull itself with some loss at the pencranium The wound was closed in layers with Vicryl through the frontalis
muscle itself The deep dermis was approximated with another Vicryl suture The skin was approximated utilizing a
Prolene suture in running fashion The patient tolerated the procedure well There were no complications during the
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course of the procedure The patient was extubated and taken to the recovery room in stable condition I was
present and scrubbed for the entire procedure
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Electronically Reviewed/Signed by: Moyer, Kurtis E, MDAuthor Signature Dt/Tm: 03.07 2009 01.31
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KEM /JJG DD 06/30/09 DT 06130/09 02.06 PM
Result Type Operative Report
Date of Service June 28, 200914 33
Authorization Status Final
Subject Operative Report
Author or Import Date Moyer, Kurtrs. E on June 30, 200914 06
Venfied By Moyer, Kurtis E on July 03, 200913 31
Encounter info 10505528, HMC, inpatient, 6128/2009 - 6130/2009
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DISCHARGE SUMMARY
Name: BILZ JR, JAMES
HMC Number: 7505528
DOB: 02/04/2005
Date of Admission: 0612812009
Date of Discharge: 06/30/2009
Physician: Dillon, Peter W
Service: Peds Surgery
Discharge Diagnosis' Multiple trauma/ MVC
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Other Diagnoses: Complex forehead laceration
Surgical Procedures: 6/28109 Incisional debridement and irrigation of forehead laceration, plus complex closure of
forehead traumatic laceration, approx 8 cm
Vaccinations Received This HospNal Stay:
No vaccinations were given this hospital stay
Brief History of Present Illness:
CHIEF COMPLAINT Head injury
HISTORY OF THE PRESENT ILLNESS The patient was a four-year-old child who was apparently in the back seat
There was a history of the father literally releasing the seatbelt and the car went off the road and the child was thrown
into the front seat There was no reported loss of consciousness The patient was taken to the Hanover Hospital,
where a CT scan showed a possible skull fracture The patient as transferred as a stable level 2 trauma response
The child complains of a headache The child denies any neck pain or back pain The child denies any chest pain
The child complains of pain about the umbiicus in layman's terms The child denies any pain in his arms or legs I
was present with the entire Trauma Team upon his arrival
PHYSICAL EXAM The patient had a cling dressing on the forehead It was gently removed There was at least a
5-cm laceration on the forehead There was no obvious hemotympanum of either eardrum The child has no
obvious Battle signs or raccoon eyes The pupils are 3-4 mm and equal The entire face was nontender The
nostrils were patent and dry The pharynx is pink and moist with saliva His head and neck were kept fixated, and
the cervical spine showed no obvious palpable stepoff or tenderness The collar was replaced The trachea is
midline The neck veins are flat The chest wall is nontender bilaterally The lungs have equal, bilateral breath
sounds, and no audible wheezes, rales, nor rhonchi Heart exam revealed a regular rate and rhythm, with S1 and
S2, and no audible murmurs, gallops, clicks, nor rubs that are obvious The abdomen is soft and nontender in all
four quadrants, with no obvious rebound, guarding, or palpable mass effect Bowel sounds are active The only
exception is minimal subjective pain about the umbilicus which is equivocal Bowel sounds are active Percussion
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does not worsen the pain Pelvis is stable, nontender bilaterally AN four extremities showed no obvious palpable
deformities When the patient was log rotted, he had no obvious palpable tenderness or stepoff of his thoracic or
lumbar spine His gaze is conjugate His speech is age appropriate The tongue was midline Handgrip is full
strength bilaterally He can flex and extend both ankles without difficulty Light touch was intact in all four distal
limbs
MEDICAL DECISION MAKING in light of the mechanism, the plan was to immediately evaluate him with a chest
x-ray and pelvic films They showed no obvious acute abnormality CT scan was repeated of the brain which
revealed a large, soft tissue laceration of the forehead, but no obvious skull fracture or brain abnormality In light of
his vague equivocal penumbOical pain, CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis was done, but no obvious acute
traumatic etiology was found He was admitted by Trauma Services for further care and treatment of his forehead
laceration
Hospital Course:
His complex forehead laceration was repaired per PRS in the OR early in the am of 6128109 He returned to the 7th
floor post op in stable condition His head of bed was elevated and he was to remain on Ancef for 2 days Topical
bacitracin was applied to the area His C-spine was cleared He was started on clear liquids and advanced as
tolerated Post op day one he continued his Ancef He was tolerating a regular diet He pulled his IV out in the early
evening of post op day one An IV was not restarted after several tries He was placed on po antibiotics The
family had no transportation as their vehicle was involved in the crash There was also not a car seat for James
Social services had arranged for this on 6130/09 so he remained another day until this all could be arranged
Exam on Discharge:
Repaired laceration intact Neurologically appropriate
CTA
RRR
Abdomen soft
Pain controlled with Tylenol
Tolerating a diet
Afebrile with stable vital signs
Care Instructions:
laceration care - wash with soap and water and pat dry, apply bacitracin twice/day avoid sun exposure, as may
burn very easily
See the head injury care instructions The key to getting better after a head injury is to rest when tired allow for rest
breaks during the day, and keep an early bedtime
Children's Tylenol as needed for pain Follow directions on label
Diet Guidelines:
regular diet encourage plenty of liquids
Activity Guidelines-
avoid activities that may lead to falls or impact, including riding things with wheels, playground play, amusement
rides, jumping or climbing, sports - for the next 2 weeks
Call your doctor if:
Please call 717-531-8521 (operator -ask for the pediatric surgery resident on-call) fever greater than 101F,
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increased severe pain, increased redness/drainage from wounds
for routine questions during the weekdays, please call the pediatric surgery office at 717-531-8342
Other Instructions:
Penn State Children's Hospital injury Prevention Tips . Prevent Falls For Life
Infants and Children
Keep furniture (cribs/tables) away from windows
Keep windows locked when closed
Remember that stairs and windows are not safe play areas
Use safety gates at the top and bottom of stairs
Make sure kids wear helmets every bme they nde anything with wheels
Strap children into highchairs, swings, changing tables, strollers, etc
Supervise your children at all times
Follow up with Plastic Surgery on July 3 for suture removal If you don't hear from them please call the operator and
ask to be connected to the office of Plastic Surgery so you can check on your appointment The operator
number is 717 531-8521
Follow-Up Appointments.
Scheduled Penn State - Hershey Appointments Within the Next 90 Days.
1. Follow-Up with PRS, UPC Nurse at Plastic Surgery - Univ Phys Ctr Suite 3200 on 07/07/2009 at 12 00 pm
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Electronic Signature on File
CC Stein, Thomas W, MD
1230 High Street
Hanover PA 17331
Electronically Reviewed/Signed by Simmons, Lynn G, MSN, CRNPAuthor Signature Dt/Tm
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PENNSTATE HERSHEY
Milton S. Hershey
Medical Center
August 12, 2010
Arthur Reeher Company, Inc.
5721 Jonestown Road
PO Box 6215
Harrisburg, PA 17112
RE: Patient James M. Bilz Jr.
D.O.B. 02/04/05
Acct #7505528
Dear Arthur Reeher Company, Inc.:
Kurtis E. Moyer, M.D.
Assistant Professor of Plastic Surgery
Department of Surgery, Division of Plastic Surgery
This letter is in response to your request on June 30, 2010. I saw James M. Bilz Jr. for his one
year post accident evaluation on August 2, 2010 in my office at the Hershey Medical Center. He is a 5-
year-old who a year ago had a traumatic laceration to forehead after motor vehicle accident. I repaired
this in the OR. The scar is well approximated. He has a good appearance. The eschar is thin,
hypopigmented but has good contour to the forehead. The eyebrows are symmetrical in height. He does
have frontalis function on the right. Overall, I am discharging him from my care. He has an excellent
appearance. I stressed massaging and sunscreen. Parents will call with questions or concerns in the
interim.
Kurtis E. Moyer M.D.
Assistant Professor of Plastic Surgery
Department of Surgery, Division of Plastic Surgery
Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center • Penn State College of Medicine
Department of Surgery, Division of Plastic Surgery, Mail Code H071, 500 University Drive, P.O. Box 850, Hershey, PA 17033-0850
Tel: 717-531-8371 • Fax: 717-531-4339 • www.pennstatebershey.org/web/Plastiesurgery
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ANNA M. BILZ, GUARDIAN OF
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Plaintiff
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JAMES M. BILZ, SR.,
Defendant
DOCKET NO. 10-7304
CIVIL ACTION
ORDER
AND NOW, this 3 r day of December 2010, based upon the Petition
for Approval of Minor's Settlement, the Court approves the settlement in the amount of
$29,128.00. The $5,000.00 that has not been paid to satisfy medical expenses for the
minor Plaintiff, is to be placed in a restricted bank account insured by the federal
government and marked "not to be withdrawn until James M. Bilz, Jr., reaches 18 years
old or upon Order of this Court."
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