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Motts doesnt have to be implicated in any way....
and suppsed to be distroyed 5/2000 ...ummmm almost 6 years late.
By: nitedivine
I tell you it would be interesting to look through some of those files. It is weird that all that all those medical records were just left isn't it?
1. Take boxes.
2. Find a busy sidewalk.
3. Remove lid and let papers fly.
(Just joking, of course.)
is this place closed down?
Print it out and put it through a mail slot in the middle of the night, with a few background details on it xD
As far as looking at the records (that should have been destroyed) is concerned, I'd be curious to see what kind of treatment some of these people had. I bet it was hideous.
I wonder where these people are now.
Connie
The fact that you admit to being so "curious" to read people's personal medical files when these folks were at a damned rough point in their lives - just to prove your own personal point - is exactly why HIPAA laws were enacted - to keep people who have no connection with the person involved from rooting through their records.
Agreed!
Although these records have patient names on them, they are not necessarily clinical records. They could contain the monthly bank statements for the trustee accounts the hospital maintained for each patient, with receipts for all the funds spent for or by the patient. Other possibilities--personal property inventories, correspondence from Social Security, etc.
Compare these pictures to Medfield, and you'll see why.
I can't imagine being a patient in any of these places?
As far as those boxes of records are concerned, try getting any information on a person--you can't you have to go through the courts.
Unless, you run into a situation like this.
Demolition is not going to erase this blight.
C. Griffith 1-10-10
And, Shawn, who said anything about these people being killed? You are clearly a weirdo.