When an injury involves technology, the issue often isn’t “the robot made a mistake.” It’s usually more subtle—something like:
- A planning or imaging workflow that relied on automated outputs
- Documentation that appears to have been auto-drafted or imported from other systems
- A note that doesn’t match what was actually discussed or performed in the operating room
- A delay in recognizing a complication because the clinical team relied too heavily on a tool’s interpretation
For many Manassas Park families, the confusion is intensified by the logistics of care: different clinicians, different specialties, and records stored in different EHR modules. That makes it essential to build a timeline early—while details are still retrievable.


