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1. www.ohioattorneygeneral.gov › FAQ › Regulatory-BoardRegulatory Board Unit FAQs - Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost

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   How do I file a complaint against a doctor or other healthcare provider? Each regulatory board has its own process for accepting complaints against its licensees, and may permit complaints to be filed by phone, in writing, or online.

2. www.dispatch.com › in-depth › newsHundreds of Ohio doctors disciplined by state for sexual ...

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   Feb 2, 2023 · The Dispatch's findings prove the medical board hasn't done enough to safeguard patients from dangerous doctors, said Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine, who worked with the medical board as state attorney...

3. med.ohio.gov › complaints-and-investigationsComplaints & Investigations - Ohio

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   Complaints and Investigations Key Steps. The State Medical Board of Ohio’s purpose is to protect the public. The Board has a responsibility to evaluate every complaint they receive. Click here to view a flowchart of the complaint, investigation, enforcement and disciplinary process.

4. med.ohio.gov › help-center › file-a-complaintFiling a Complaint with the Medical Board - Ohio

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   How do I file a complaint? Visit elicense.ohio.gov or leave a message on the State Medical Board of Ohio's Confidential Complaint Hotline at 1-833-333-SMBO (7626). If you have questions about the complaint process, you may email complaints@med.ohio.gov or call the Medical Board at 614-466-3934 and choose option 1 to speak to the complaint ...

5. www.cleveland.com › healthfit › 2012Has your doctor been disciplined by the state medical board ...

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   Feb 14, 2012 · If you don't have a computer, you can obtain a complaint form by calling the board at 1-800-554-7717 or writing to Public Inquiries, State Medical Board of Ohio, 30 E. Broad St., Third Floor,...

6. projects.propublica.org › investigating-doctorsYour Doctor Might Have a Disciplinary Record. Here’s How to ...

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   Jan 8, 2015 · Doctors can be disciplined for criminal convictions, medical negligence, wrongly prescribing controlled substances and other wrongdoing. Even with a disciplinary record, many doctors continue...

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   How do I file a medical complaint in Ohio?

   • Visit elicense.ohio.gov or leave a message on the State Medical Board of Ohio's Confidential Complaint Hotline at 1-833-333-SMBO (7626). If you have questions about the complaint process, you may email complaints@med.ohio.gov or call the Medical Board at 614-466-3934 and choose option 1 to speak to the complaint department.

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   What if I file a complaint with the Medical Board?

   • Should you choose to file a complaint, know that the Medical Board is required by State law to maintain the confidentiality of all information related to Board investigations. In addition, the board will not identify you as the complainant without first obtaining your permission to release your name.

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   How do I file a personal injury lawsuit in Ohio?

   • A consumer may have the option of retaining an attorney for the purposes of bringing a personal injury lawsuit or other legal action. File a complaint with the State Medical Board of Ohio. What does the Medical Board investigate? The board investigates the following: The Medical Board has no jurisdiction over the following:

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   How do I pay a medical board fine in Ohio?

   • All fines will be paid online through the official State of Ohio portal, eLicense.ohio.gov. Emails originating from actual Medical Board staff end in @med.ohio.gov. If you would like to verify the identity of a State Medical Board of Ohio investigator, please email a regional supervisor directly:

   Complaints & Investigations | State Medical Board - Ohio

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   What happens when a doctor is disciplined in Ohio?

   • When a doctor is disciplined by the State Medical Board of Ohio, information on the action taken and the reason for it is listed on the board's website. The site shows disciplinary actions against various types of doctors: anesthesiologists, cardiologists, gynecologists, pediatricians, podiatrists, and psychiatrists. The board explains why it took action in each case.

   Has your doctor been disciplined by the state medical board? Here's how

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   Who can file a complaint against a licensee in Ohio?

   • Complaints inform the board of potential problems with a licensee’s practice. Anyone can file a complaint; the board receives complaints from a variety of sources, including patients, providers, hospitals, media, among others. Under Ohio law, complaints are always confidential. Who can I file a complaint against?

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8. sciotovalleyguardian.com › 2023/06/01 › adenaAdena suffers blow in lawsuit against doctors as judge ...

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   Jun 1, 2023 · In a countersuit, the surgeons accuse Adena of breaching their employment contracts, retaliation, and violation of antitrust laws. Supporting these allegations, Dr. Cohen alleges that he lost his medical director position in June 2020 because he voiced complaints against the administration.