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Among Dr. Hare’s 21 violations, the state board of medicine found she improperly disposed of patient medical records into a garbage bag, did not notify patients and staff members of her practice’s possible closing and did not provide patient records 30 day period within a patient request, according to the news report.
According to the news report, in 2010 Dr. Hare’s medical license was suspended for five years for improper medication management.
Read the news report about Susan Hare.
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