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Posted Nov 25, 2017 - Roundup Poisoning - The case of Lucky Meyer and his dog.

July 5, 2017 -  Commentary Regarding the DMHC 2017 Survey and Report of Kaiser Permanente

The California Department of Managed Health Care has released the Final Report Routine Survey of Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc. A Full Service Health Plan.  It is not favorable. https://kaiserpapers.com/behavioral/2017dmhc.html

August 2016 - Story regarding March 2016 ER Senior Patient Abuse - 

2016 - Kaiser Senior Patient - Dan Kasperski - Blown off by ER staff sent home in shorts with vomit pan in a taxi cab, during a rain storm with diagnosis of pneumonia, blood clots in his lungs, numerous other serious problems.  Told to inject medicine into his stomach to treat blood clots.  In the month of March, 2016 three emergency visits to the ER with this same lack of care and callous behavior for same problems.  Finally his primary physician and doctors nurse got involved and made sure he received care. https://kaiserpapers.com/suekasperski/dan.html

6 May 2016 - Scott Campbell - Christina Campbell vs. Kaiser Permanente Medical Group FACTS: Scott Campbell, age 42, was the patient of Dr. David Sullivan at Kaiser - Baldwin Hills. Although Campbell had several cardiac risk factors, including hypertension, overweight, smoker, and elevated cholestrol, Dr. Sullivan did not prescribe statin drugs that would have lowered cholestrol. In 2009, Campbell underwent a treadmill stress EKG which was negligently read as nega­tive. Approximately six months later, he began having chest pain when resting and during exertion. A few days later, he was seen in Kaiser Urgent Care by Dr. Tran, who read the 6-month old stress EKG report, saw that it was normal, and decided that the chest pain was of a muscular, and not cardiac, origin. That night, however, Campbell died of a heart attack.

6 May 2016 - TheTeresa Estrada Story - https://kaiserpapers.com/workcomp/teresa-estrada.html

NEW:  3 Dec 2015 - Kaiser is obligated to pay for out-of-net­work medical care based on phy­si­cians' "binding" determination that a patient needed emergency stabilization, a federal judge ruled. -  http://www.courthousenews.com/2015/12/03/kaiser-must-pay-for-out-of-net­work-care.htm

November 18, 2015 - MEDICARE RULING MAY OPEN WAY FOR NEW APPEAL PROCESS FOR HOSPICE PATIENTS https://kaiserpapers.com/seniors/hospice-ruling.html

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