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Valley Children’s sues lung doctors for allegedly swiping patients

Posted on October 8, 2015 by Dissent

Barbara Anderson reports:

Valley Children’s Hospital is suing lung doctors for allegedly trying to steal patients and take them to University Pediatric Specialists, a rival medical group.

According to the lawsuit filed by Valley Children’s Hospital and its affiliated Valley Children’s Specialty Medical Group, Dr. John Moua and Dr. David Lee wrongfully and without permission accessed cystic fibrosis patient records from the hospital’s and specialty medical group’s computers in late August “for personal financial gain and commercial advantage.”

Read more on Fresno Bee. I haven’t read the entire complaint yet, but if the allegations are true, I hope the hospital reported this all to HHS and to the state licensing board for physicians.

h/t, @VERISDB

Category: Health DataInsiderU.S.

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