A Planned Parenthood worker accessed a patient’s medical records without her permission so that he could text her romantic overtures, violating the law and the patient’s trust, according to a group that tracks abortion clinic violations.
The male staff member at the Planned Parenthood abortion clinic in Riverside, California, used the female patient’s cell number “so he could text her” for personal reasons, according to CheckMyClinic.org. The group compiles inspection reports from abortion clinics nationwide so that women can be informed about where they receive care. The violation rose to the surface after the patient called to file a complaint that her personal information was mishandled and misused.
“Women deserve to know the truth about not only the risks of abortion but how clean their chosen abortion clinic is and how often that clinic has been cited for gross violations of the law,” said And Then There Were None (ATTWN) President Abby Johnson. The organization helps abortion workers leave their jobs and provides them with counseling, career advice and other services during the transition out of abortion work into another profession.
“We hear stories from abortion workers about the state of their clinics but it’s almost unbelievable until we see the inspection reports, which confirm just how poorly many abortion facilities in this country are run,” Johnson also said. She noted that violations at abortion clinics are not uncommon and range from rusty abortion equipment to blood stained operating tables and privacy violations including illegally accessing patient records. (RELATED: Planned Parenthood Engaged In Massive Sex Abuse Cover-Up, Investigative Report Finds [VIDEO])
Clinics in Austin, Texas; Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; Forth Worth, Texas; El Paso, Texas; Houston and Cleveland have all been cited during investigation for failing to follow up with women who came to the clinics for medication abortions.
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