“Thank you for calling Kang Haggerty. My name is {name}. How can I help you today?”

(If caller mentions Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, Rybelsus, Zepbound, or injury concerns)

“I’m so sorry to hear what you’re going through. You’ve called the right place. We’re helping people who may have been injured while taking these medications. I just need to ask you some questions so we can see if your case qualifies for review. Everything you share is confidential. May I proceed?”

Primary Contact Information

Caller First Name *

Caller Last Name *

Primary Contact Phone Number *

Dialpad Caller ID Phone Number *

Primary Contact Email *

Address *

Street Address

State

City

Postal code

Case Information

Medication Details

Which GLP-1 medication did they take? *

When did they start taking it? *

Are they still taking it? *

Do they have pharmacy or prescription records? *

Empathy Cue: "Thank you. That helps us make sure we fully understand your situation."

Injury Information

Kang Haggerty - Type of Injury *

Other Injury Response:

“Thank you for letting me know. Could you describe what happened and how it has affected you?”

Vision Loss Questions:

“I’m really sorry you’ve experienced vision problems. Let me ask a few questions to understand better.”

Kang Haggerty: Did they have sudden changes in vision? *

What type of vision issues did they experience?

Kang Haggerty: When did the vision symptoms begin? *

Kang Haggerty: Were they diagnosed with NAION (non arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy), optic nerve damage, or permanent vision loss? *

Kang Haggerty: Which eyes were affected? *

Kang Haggerty: Was this confirmed by an ophthalmologist, neurologist, or hospital? *

Kang Haggerty: How has their vision issue impacted daily life? *

Empathy cue: “That must be incredibly challenging. Thank you for sharing these details.”

Gastroparesis / Severe Stomach Problems Questions:

“I’m so sorry to hear you’ve been dealing with these stomach issues. Let’s talk about them briefly.”

Kang Haggerty: Did they experience severe nausea, vomiting, bloating, or difficulty digesting food? *

Kang Haggerty: Were they diagnosed with gastroparesis or delayed stomach emptying? *

When Were They Diagnosed?

Kang Haggerty: Did they require hospitalization or ongoing treatment? *

Kang Haggerty: How has this affected their daily life? *

Empathy cue: “That sounds very painful and disruptive to daily life. Thank you for explaining.”

Pancreatic Cancer Questions:

“I’m so sorry to hear about your diagnosis. Let me ask a few details so we can properly review your case.”

Kang Haggerty: When were they diagnosed with pancreatic cancer? *

Kang Haggerty: Where did they receive treatment? *

Kang Haggerty: Do they have records confirming the diagnosis? *

Kang Haggerty: Did they have any prior history of pancreatic disease before using the GLP-1 medication? *

Empathy cue: “I can only imagine how challenging this must be. Thank you for trusting us with your information.”)