lvlights - sorry to hear that you are on the list. if you read some of the other stories about this, you will see that the health department doesnt inspect this place. some group from the state called BLC(?) does. it doesnt matter who inspects it tho. the doctors have to do the right thing even when no one is watching. and the state cant just close them down because they want to. like the guy in the story said, they cant just go on suspicion. the doctors connections werent strong enough to stop anything. the health department managed to tell 40000 of his patients that they were infected, and oscar closed em down.

snippy, i can understand your concern for the patients on the 11th. i dont think anyone involved wants to see people infected including the people who were doing the inspections. im sure it wasnt an easy position to be in. at the same time, if they had said something to the nurses or doctors right then, they might never have found the problem. no one would ever know, and thousands more people could be infected.

people are being told that they were exposed through the 11th. it sounds like the team started investigating on the 10th. so in like 24 hours they picked apart an entire medical clinic and fixed a problem that had existed for 4 years so that no one else got sick. 24 hours? i wish the lines in the DMV moved that fast.