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Appellants' suit is a health care liability claim. "[A]ppellants make no effort to explain the inconsistency between their contention that a health care provider was not required to help Arminda to the restroom and their contention that the hospital breached its duty of care to Arminda by not providing a trained health care provider to assist her to the bathroom, causing her to fall and be injured."
October 31, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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