Medical-legal consulting
Pediatric record review, case discussion, standard-of-care questions, and written consultation when appropriate.
For attorneys
Medical-legal consulting
Pediatric medical-legal consulting by a board-certified pediatrician.
Arsany Basily, MD, FAAP provides focused pediatric record review, chronology review, and clinical context for attorneys and legal teams. Selected non-emergency clinical care remains available by request.
- Board-certified pediatrician
- Record and chronology review
- Attorney inquiries nationwide
- English & Arabic
Arsany Basily, MD, FAAP
Board-certified pediatrician and medical-legal consultant.
Clinical care by request
Selected non-emergency pediatric care remains available by direct request.
Clinical optionsConsulting
Pediatric review for legal matters.
Focused analysis of records, clinical decisions, documentation, and systems questions.
Case review
Pediatric records, chronology, key clinical events, and documentation gaps.
Standard of care
Evaluation, escalation, documentation, follow-up, and age-specific clinical decisions.
Reports and expert support
Written consultation and expert support considered after conflict review and formal engagement.
How it starts
Send a brief inquiry first.
Include the case type, parties for conflict review, jurisdiction, deadline, and pediatric question. Do not attach records to the first email.
Attorney information
Relevant experience
Pediatric experience, explained clearly.
Dr. Basily’s background spans pediatric hospital medicine, newborn care, urgent and emergency assessment, clinical pathways, and quality and safety work.
MD, FAAPBoard-certified pediatricianPediatric hospitalistEnglish & Arabic
Clinical care
Clinical care remains available by request.
Selected house calls, virtual visits, and phone guidance may be available for non-emergency concerns in Washington.
For urgent symptoms: call 911 or seek emergency care. Email and phone requests are not monitored as emergency services.
Consulting inquiries
Start with a brief email.
Include the case type, parties for conflict review, jurisdiction, deadline, and pediatric question. Please do not attach records to the first email.