Comments by user: fabulousofu
The center should have been closed down immediately and every licensed employee suspended of their license. These unethical, unprofessional, life endangering practices done by the staff have been going on so long until it is now a habit and they will do them again. If they were cutting corners so blatantly with syringes and vials for certain they were committing other unethical practices too.
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The state is supposed to protect us from unethical practices such as this; why was the center allowed to stay open for a few days instead of being closed down immediately. One newspaper article stated they would receive sanctions "the good news for it's employees is that it will not be forced to close". How insensitive!! The good news for employees would be to loose their license and be sued so that they will think 3 times before endangering the lives of trusting patients again.