Failure to protect: Flawed state oversight lets doctors accused of abuse continue to see patients – Chicago Tribune/MSN

Doctors and other health care providers accused by patients of sexual misconduct kept practicing – sometimes for years – because of gaps in Illinois laws and a licensing agency that can be slow to take disciplinary action. The providers went on to harm additional patients, in some cases, as their licenses remained in good standing with the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation.
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Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago

A doctor on watch for shadowy practices still treating people pending an investigation. How comforting.

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