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About The Sorry Works! Coalition...

Founded in 2005, The Sorry Works! Coalition has quickly become the nation's leading advocacy organization for disclosure, apology (when appropriate), and upfront compensation (when necessary) after adverse medical events. The website has received over 4 million hits, and the weekly Sorry Works! e-newsletter is read by over 10,000 medical, insurance, and legal professionals. Please click here to register for the free weekly e-newsletter.

The coalition believes and advocates that the medical malpractice crisis is a customer service crisis - not a legal problem - that can be solved anytime by medical, insurance, and legal professionals. Sorry Works! provides the customer service framework in a programmatic approach that encourages communication and problem solving with patients and families after adverse events. A simple three-step disclosure process is at the heart of the Sorry Works! program. To learn more about the three-step disclosure process, click here

The coalition provides teaching and training tools to help healthcare and insurance organization implement and develop successful disclosure programs. To view a complete list of Sorry Works! teaching products, please click here. To develop and provide the best quality teaching products, Sorry Works! has partnered with several leading companies; please click here to view a list of our current partners.

The Sorry Works! Coalition was founded by Doug Wojcieszak, who currently serves as the group's current spokesperson; please click here for a copy of Wojcieszak's bio. For all inquires about the coalition, including teaching products, media inquiries, and general information on disclosure, Wojcieszak and the coalition can be contacted by calling 618-559-8168 or doug@sorryworks.net

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        The Sorry Works! Coalition
        PO Box 531
        Glen Carbon, IL 62034
        Tel 618-559-8168


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