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“Summit Dental Adult Abuse/Medical Neglect”

  • Claim Status:
  • In Negotiation
  • Posted on: April 04,2011

Complaint Types: Denial of Care, Failure to Answer Questions Regarding Patient's or Relative???s Health, Failure to Communicate with Patient or Patient???s Relatives, Failure to Disclose Risks Associated with a Treatment or Prescription, Negligence, Patient Neglect at Health Facility, Poor Bedside Manner, Side Effects

Claimant says: "Mr. Randall Farmer DDS Family care dentist facility has ignore and failed to communicate with patient for over a year, his office did not show in compassion regarding patient medical neglect and malpractice, painful injection, possible overdose during the intial first office visit. This office should be closed down in my opinion he shouldn't touch another sole base on his performance evalution with me. It was unbelievable during this terrible tragedy. Mr. Randall is ordain to pay this past due amount that is faithful o” ...Show more »

Claimant Seeks: $220404.88

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