Where can I find a listing of complaints against a doctor?
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CHECK WITH THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU  ATTY GENERAL OFFICE\nTHANK YOU
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Depends on what dept you want to talk to:\n\nContact Us  \nBy Phone\nAppointments - 1-866-600-CARE \nBilling Questions - (312) 996-1000 \nContact a Patient - (312) 996-9634 \nGift Shop - (312) 996-3791 \nLost and Found - (312) 413-5200 \nMedical Center Operator - (312) 355-4000 \nMedical Records - (312) 996-6874 \nPhysician Referrals - 1-888-842-1801 \nPre-admitting - (312) 996-0925
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When asking  these questions be more specific. To answer your question generally though, seen as though you are on line just go to their website and click on contact / complaints.\n\nRemember, next time, the more info you provide, the better people can help you.
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Contact the doctors/clinics/hospitals involved.
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You could complain, but not much will happen. The best revenge is to get the word out to his patients and potential patients any way you can.\n\nWe had an ob-gyn who went ballistic years ago because my wife sought a second opinion. He wrote a nasty letter and threatened to report the second doctor (a medical school professor, a published author, and at one time on the board of his university). \n\nI wrote him equally angry letters, but it did no good. My wife went elsewhere. To England in fact, and had her baby there. That baby is now a barrister.
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Your local chapter of the Better Business Bureau should be a great place to begin filling a complaint.  If this is common behavior they may have other complaints already on file.  Your local chamber of commerce may also be a good place to look at for filling a complaint.  \nIf you live in a large city, some websites are available in regards to merchant retailers.  They provide a good way to reach a large group of people about the problems with service at this establishment.  If you live in a small area this will probably be of little help to you.  \nI think the BBB and your local chamber of commerce are your best bets for lodging a complaint, and then you will hopefully get some satisfaction.
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Complain to the local health Authority\nHow to complain\nIf you have concerns about a doctor there are a number of avenues open to you, depending on the nature of your concern. Many concerns about doctors are more appropriately dealt with locally without the need to refer to the GMC.\n\nThe best course of action will depend on the seriousness of the complaint and what you wish to achieve.\n\nComplaints to the NHS\nIt is often better for patients to raise concerns through a local complaints system. This can either be the National Health Service (NHS) complaints procedure or, if you receive private care, the complaints system run by the hospital or clinic you attended.\n\nEngland \nNorthern Ireland \nScotland \nWales \nThe GMC can help \nYou may wish to discuss your concern further with a member of GMC staff before you formally take your concern forward. All calls are confidential and the member of staff will advise you on the options available. The number to ring for this advice is Tel: 0845 357 8001, Fax: 0845 357 0022, FTP tel: 0845 357 0022, Outside the UK tel: +44 (0)161 923 6402, or you can email practise@gmc-uk.org.\n\nWe produce guides to explain the process for: \n\nPatients, or their family or friends \nAnd doctors who have been referred to the GMC \nFactsheets\nThe factsheets below give more detail about the procedures involved and the various possible outcomes:\n\nA guide to the Fitness to Practise procedures ( pdf, 55k) (2005) \nHealth assessments \nInvestigating concerns \nPerformance assessments \nUndertakings \nWarnings
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TRY\n\nwww.wrongdiagnosis.com\n\nor \n\nwww.merck.com
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Check with your state's medical license board. If the surgeon has any complaints, or malpractice suits, they should tell you. If not check with state and local court dockets, that's how I found mine. Good Luck
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Talk to a lawyer,or\nEvery state has a Medical Board where you can file a complaint against any licensed physician in that state. Do a yahoo search for your particular state and when you find it there should be info on how to go about it. Keep following up until somene contacts you. \nI hope your aunt makes a full recovery.
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www.bbb.com\n\nType in the URL and you can see if there are any complaints against it.
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There are public records of this,\nCheck with your town hall, county gov't, and state.\nYou can also check the Law Bar to find out about complaints.
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www.lanikaibathandbody.com is through store.Yahoo.com so you go to this url: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/geoterms.html and fill out the complaint form \n(23. VIOLATIONS\nPlease report any violations of the TOS to our Content Violation Reporting Form.) http://geocities.yahoo.com/v/alert.html
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go to AMA online. there put in the dr.'s name and last known address.
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Have you tried the NHS website? It is pretty good for general diagnosis, and has links for specific problems. Good luck
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www.baddoctors.com     Its free!  You put in the name of the doctor and your state and it will tell you if they have ever been in any kind of trouble with their practice, malpractice, if they are currently certified etc...
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Write to the Board of Professional Regulation of your state, the AMA doesn't handle complaints. That would be like writing to the NRA to complain about a gun shop.