Recovery Houses

A Recovery House (“RH”) is a facility where patients stay following a medical procedure. Most patients reside out of the area and need a safe and quiet place to stay to heal properly before they are healed and can travel home. A Recovery House does not provide medical services, nursing, or engage in any type of physical care of their guests. Recovery Houses only provide companionship, kindness, and a well maintained place of an abode. Some also provide transportation for their guests to and from the medical facility. Despite providing these well intended services for patients to peacefully recover, many Recovery Houses are named in lawsuits. Anyone in the Recovery House business should have a lawyer on staff.

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Introducing All-Inclusive Legal Representation of Recovery Houses

Lubell & Rosen now represents Recovery Houses and Addiction Convalescent Homes. We offer an All-Inclusive plan that will cover all legal needs. Recovery Houses are growing business in Florida. However many establishments do not put patient safety first. Many are run out of homes without a proper business license. Many do not know what to do in the case of an emergency. Clients of Lubell & Rosen must put patient safety first. Our firm will only represent reputable clients that follow our standards.

Currently, there is little to no regulations of the Recovery House business. Recovery Houses are not required to be accredited by JCHAO, AHCA or any other legal entity. Lubell Rosen will counsel its clients to meet the following minimum standards:

All staff have basic training to deal with a medical emergency.
All equipment and beds will be safe.
There will be at least one bi-lingual staff member available to guests at all times.

Annual Rate

$8,900 per year

The fee for legal representation is $8,900 per year for a standard facility with 10 beds or less.

*Annual Rate includes all law firm costs including expert fees. Annual Rate does not include County or Municipality taxes or fees..

Frequently Asked Questions

Find the answers to some of our most frequently asked questions below.

Will I have to pay anything upfront to hire an attorney? + −

Not at all. We don't charge any fees for the initial consultation, and we are only paid if we win. You won't be charged anything upfront for representation.

What can I do to strengthen my case? + −

Some aspects of your case are out of your control, but there are many steps you can take that might put you in a more favorable position to prevail. Here are a few examples: avoid using social media until your claim is resolved, let your lawyer handle all dialogue with the insurer, follow the orders of your doctor, and carefully track any expenses you incur as a result of the accident and your injuries.

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