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GA: Veteran given 10 other patients’ records by Atlanta V.A. Medical Center

Posted on February 11, 2016 by Dissent

George Franco reports:

A Vietnam veteran from Canton is upset after receiving his medical records, and those of ten other people from the V.A. Medical Center in DeKalb County.

Ken Newton told FOX 5 he retrieved his medical files for his attorney in a possible lawsuit concerning Agent Orange.

Ken Newton pulled out his medical records and those of eight men and two women. But his files were incomplete. Newton said his main concern is someone else has his records.

Read more on Fox5.


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