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1. www.health.ny.gov › professionals › doctorsPhysician and Physician Assistants Disciplinary and Other Actions

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   OPMC investigates complaints about physicians, physician assistants and specialist assistants and monitors practitioners who are subject to Orders of the State Board for Professional Medical Conduct.

2. www.health.ny.gov › conduct › file_a_complaintFile a Complaint - New York State Department of Health

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   The Office of Professional Medical Conduct reviews all complaints of professional medical misconduct against licensed physicians, physician assistants and specialist assistants, including complaints of sexual harassment and assault.

3. projects.propublica.org › graphics › investigatingYour Doctor Might Have a Disciplinary Record. Here’s How to ...

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   Jan 8, 2015 · You can search the Federation of State Medical Boards’ DocInfo for the disciplinary history of specific doctors in every state. For nondisciplinary license information, you can also look up...

4. www.health.ny.gov › professionals › doctorsBoard for Professional Medical Conduct - New York State ...

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   The Board, through the OPMC, investigates complaints made against the over 126,000 physicians, physician assistants and specialist assistants1 licensed in New York State, and prosecutes those charged with misconduct. It also monitors licensees who have been impaired or who have been placed on probation by the Board.

5. www.verywellhealth.com › how-to-uncover-a-doctorsHow to Check Out a Healthcare Provider for Medical Malpractice

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   Mar 12, 2024 · Check the state's medical licensing board for your state and anywhere the healthcare provider has practiced using the American Medical Association Doctor Finder. If you find a healthcare provider's license has been suspended, that generally means that there has been an actionable offense.

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6. apps.health.ny.gov › pubdoh › professionalsWelcome to the New York State Department of Health

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   4 days ago · Posted at this website are public documents regarding Professional Misconduct and Physician Discipline actions taken. To the left you may select Physician Records which will contain all of the public final actions posted. Or, you may select to search for a specific physician.

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   How do I file a complaint about a physician?

   • As a patient, you have a right to file a complaint if you believe your physician may have committed professional misconduct. If you have a complaint or need information about professionals other than physicians, physician assistants or specialist assistants, please contact the New York State Education Department. opmc@health.ny.gov

   File a Complaint - New York State Department of Health

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   How many disciplinary actions did New York Medical Board take in 2020?

   • Since there were 102,361 licensed physicians in New York in 2020, a total of 49 (102.361 X 0.49) more serious disciplinary actions a year would have been taken by the New York Medical Board if it had taken such actions at the same rate as the Michigan board.

   Report: Ranking of the Rate of State Medical Boards’ Serious

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   How many medical malpractice payments were filed in 2023?

   • In 2023, there were 10,172 medical malpractice payment reports filed with the Health Resources and Services Administration in the United States. This article explains how to check out a doctor, dentist, or other provider for a history of medical malpractice.

   How to Check Out a Doctor for Medical Malpractice - Verywell Health

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   Who is required to report malpractice payments?

   • Malpractice insurers and other payers are required to report all malpractice payments made on behalf of individual practitioners. This physician-specific information is only made available from the NPDB in response to inquiries from licensing boards and credentialing authorities.

   Report: Ranking of the Rate of State Medical Boards’ Serious

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   Will state medical boards be informed of malpractice payments?

   • Unless they routinely query the NPDB or enroll all their licensees in the NPDB’s continuous query service, there is no guarantee that state medical boards will be informed of all malpractice payments or other adverse actions concerning their licensees.

   Report: Ranking of the Rate of State Medical Boards’ Serious

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   Aug 16, 2023 · The state of New York, which ranks behind only California in total number of licensed physicians, though it had the seventh highest rate in the country — 1.25 serious disciplinary actions per 1,000 physicians per year — was still considerably (28%) lower than Michigan’s rate of 1.74.