Who can I talk to or write to request a doctor be investigated?
Robert
I don't know what State you are in but it is a pretty good bet that you have a Medical Board in the government. A complaint to them with specifics of the allegation will cause an investigation. Contact the board for their procedure for filing a complaint. Or, consult an attorney if you have a true malpractice claim. Pick a firm that does medical malpractice because it is a very specialized area of the law. The consultation may be free.
A A
the medical board - check hospital affiliation for help also...
cowboydoc
I'll tell you right now, unless there was a death that occurred and you have positive proof from another doctor, which would be like pulling his teeth without Novocain, there's not Much you can do. You could file a police report but, don't think your going to be the champion of Justice, they are well protected and are surrounded by there colleagues.
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Title: Limiting contingency fees won't lower health costs: ABA report also finds lawsuits are not having an appreciable effect on doctors' malpractice rates.
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Date: October 15, 2004
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