Anesthesiologist Kenneth Bradley, MD, has filed suit against Kaiser Foundation Health Plan and Southern California Permanente Medical Group, as well as several individuals, claiming the Kaiser facility in Moreno Valley, Calif., cut corners that put patient lives in jeopardy, according to a Courthouse News report.
Dr. Bradley said the hospital ignored physician complaints about hospital inadequacies until two patients died. He also claimed the hospital retaliated by forcing him out of the hospital four years before his five-year contract expired.
Dr. Bradley worked for the non-party Hilliard Group of Bakersfield, Calif., which provided anesthesiology services for Southern California Permanente Medical Group, Kaiser Foundation Health Plan and Krishnama Raju, MD, the hospital's chief of orthopedic surgery.
Also included in the lawsuit were anesthesiologist Alan Heng, MD, and hospital COO Corey Seales.
Read the Courthouse News report on the lawsuit against Kaiser Foundation Health Plan and others.
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Dr. Bradley said the hospital ignored physician complaints about hospital inadequacies until two patients died. He also claimed the hospital retaliated by forcing him out of the hospital four years before his five-year contract expired.
Dr. Bradley worked for the non-party Hilliard Group of Bakersfield, Calif., which provided anesthesiology services for Southern California Permanente Medical Group, Kaiser Foundation Health Plan and Krishnama Raju, MD, the hospital's chief of orthopedic surgery.
Also included in the lawsuit were anesthesiologist Alan Heng, MD, and hospital COO Corey Seales.
Read the Courthouse News report on the lawsuit against Kaiser Foundation Health Plan and others.
Read more on anesthesia:
-5 Reasons Anesthesiologists Will Cancel an ASC Case
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