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MO: Stacks of medical records found in dumpster outside Florissant doctor’s office

Posted on June 9, 2010 by Dissent

From KMOV:

A dumpster outside a St. John’s doctor’s office, listed as Dr. David Brown’s, was wide open and filled with patient folders and other medical records.

[…]

Statement from Dr. David Brown:

In an effort to dispose of some files that were many years old, I made a mistake by using improper procedures for disposal of patient records. Medical practices always have an obligation to protect patient information, regardless of the age of the record. I sincerely regret that this occurred. The files have been retrieved and the records will be disposed of properly. I will fulfill all reporting obligations required by law. I am very sorry for any concern this has caused and want to assure my patients that going forward that I will follow proper disposal procedures.

Dr. David Brown

Category: Health Data

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