Wound Care & Pressure Injury
Legal Nurse Consulting
What the evidence shows—not what someone hopes it shows.
Pressure Injury Initial Case Screening & Clinical Merit Review
A focused first look at what your pressure-injury case appears to show before committing significant time and resources to it.
Kellogg Consulting provides an opinion-forward clinical analysis of the available evidence, identifying wound progression, relevant risk factors, significant care concerns, documentation gaps, case strengths and weaknesses, and issues that may warrant further investigation.
Upload the available evidence and complete a brief intake questionnaire. Kellogg Consulting handles the clinical review and delivers a clear, attorney-focused written assessment.
Gregg Kellogg, BSN, RN, CLNC • 13+ years of wound-care experience
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Straightforward, Upfront Pricing
STANDARD CASE
Regular Rate $795
First Case $495
COMPLEX CASE
Regular Rate $1,095
First Case $795
Save $300 on your first review.
A brief intake questionnaire provides an initial case classification. If the submitted materials indicate materially greater complexity, you will be notified before the review proceeds.
What You Recieve
A clear, attorney-focused assessment of what the available evidence appears to support—and what it does not.
Case-at-a-Glance Assessment
A concise clinical overview of the case, including the principal findings, strengths, weaknesses, and issues that may affect merit.
Wound Progression Analysis
Evaluation of wound onset, staging, deterioration or improvement, treatment response, and clinically significant changes over time.
Clinical Concerns & Preliminary Deviations
Identification of care issues that may warrant further investigation, with the clinical reasoning and supporting evidence clearly explained.
Risk Factors & Competing Explanations
Analysis of comorbidities, mobility, nutrition, perfusion, moisture, pressure exposure, and other factors that may strengthen—or weaken—the case.
Documentation Gaps & Inconsistencies
Identification of missing records, conflicting documentation, unexplained changes, incomplete assessments, and other evidentiary concerns.
Case Strengths, Weaknesses & Next Steps
An opinion-forward assessment designed to help determine whether additional investigation, expert review, discovery, or case investment appears warranted.
No generic record dump. No predetermined conclusion. The goal is to tell you what the evidence actually supports.
Why Kellogg Consulting
Specialized Clinical Review
Pressure-injury and wound cases are not treated as generic medical-record reviews. The analysis focuses on the clinical details most likely to affect case merit and further investigation.
Independent, Evidence-Driven Analysis
The objective is not to validate a predetermined theory. Strengths, weaknesses, competing explanations, documentation problems, and concerning care are identified wherever the evidence leads.
Every final case assessment is personally reviewed by Gregg Kellogg, BSN, RN, CLNC.
13+ Years of Wound-Care Experience
Clinical experience focused on wound assessment, progression, treatment, risk factors, healing barriers, and the documentation that tells the clinical story.
Wound-Care Matters We Review
Kellogg Consulting provides focused clinical review of pressure-injury cases and broader wound-care matters, including:
Pressure injuries and deep-tissue pressure injuries
Heel ulcers and other pressure-related wounds
Diabetic and neuropathic ulcers
Venous and arterial wounds
Surgical wounds, dehiscence, and delayed healing
Wound deterioration and delayed recognition or treatment
Facility-acquired or worsening wounds
Prevention, offloading, repositioning, treatment, and documentation concerns
Cases may involve skilled nursing facilities, assisted living, hospitals, rehabilitation settings, home health, or other healthcare environments.
Have a wound-related case that doesn’t fit neatly into one of these categories? Contact Kellogg Consulting to discuss whether it is appropriate for review.
The Clinical Experience Behind the Review
Gregg Kellogg, BSN, RN, CLNC
Gregg brings more than 13 years of wound-care nursing experience to the clinical review of pressure-injury and wound-related cases.
His background includes direct experience evaluating wound progression, treatment response, pressure-injury prevention, offloading, risk factors, healing barriers, and the documentation patterns that often become critical in litigation.
As a Certified Legal Nurse Consultant, Gregg applies that clinical experience to the evidence attorneys actually need to understand—what happened, what may have contributed, what documentation is missing or inconsistent, and where further investigation may be warranted.
Every final assessment is personally reviewed by Gregg before it is delivered.
Ready to Have a Case Reviewed?
It starts with a brief intake questionnaire. It takes only a few minutes and provides an initial estimate of whether your pressure-injury case falls within the Standard or Complex review category and the expected fee before review begins.
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Prefer to discuss the case first?
Gregg Kellogg, BSN, RN, CLNC
Kellogg Consulting LLC
Email: contact@kelloggconsultingllc.com
Phone: (302) 448-8091
Email is typically the fastest way to reach Kellogg Consulting. Calls and messages are returned as promptly as possible.
Confidentiality: Please do not send medical records, patient identifiers, or other confidential case materials by ordinary email or voicemail. Secure transfer arrangements can be provided when appropriate.