A woman is suing Whitehorse General Hospital and the Yukon Hospital Corp., alleging she was mistreated and misdiagnosed after a vehicle rollover in 2013.

Whitehorse resident Rachel McLeod was a passenger in a Dodge Caliber when the SUV overturned on Hamilton Boulevard at Falcon Drive on July 28, 2013.

McLeod was seriously injured, according to her statement of claim, filed July 23 in Yukon Supreme Court.

She was transported to Whitehorse General Hospital, where she was diagnosed with multiple spine fractures.

Staff “negligently failed to diagnose” her with cervical fractures and rib fractures, the court document states. She was released on July 31.

Her lawsuit alleges hospital staff didn’t provide her with proper care, failed to adequately examine, diagnose and treat her, and failed to ensure her treatment was provided in a timely fashion.

She’s seeking undisclosed damages for pain, suffering, permanent physical and psychological disability, loss of income and medical and rehabilitation expenses.

McLeod also filed two related lawsuits: one against Joseph Allison, the driver, and Gerald McLeod, the SUV’s owner, and one on behalf of her then-eight-year-old daughter, who was also in the vehicle.

She and her daughter sustained multiple fractures, scarring and soft tissue injuries, and deal with headaches, insomnia and post-traumatic stress disorder, according to the documents.

Rachel McLeod alleges Allison was negligent in driving on the wrong side of the road, speeding, and being impaired by drugs, alcohol or fatigue.

These allegations have not been proved in court.

She further alleges Gerald McLeod was negligent in permitting Allison to drive his vehicle when knowing or “having the means of knowing” Allison was not in a proper condition to drive.

The SUV was also “mechanically defective,” Rachel McLeod alleges.

A case management conference for the lawsuits is scheduled for Sept. 15.