Davies Medical Group, half of whose members accused the San Francisco's largest doctor group of redlining them last month because they were gay and treated AIDS patients, has gone bankrupt. "We're still in the San Francisco [independent practice association]," said a doctor. "So that's our major access to patients. If that flounders, we have no other access."
June 25, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Davies Medical Group, half of whose members accused the city’s largest doctor group of redlining them last month because they were gay and treated AIDS patients, has gone bankrupt.
“We’re officially out of business,” one of seven doctors who brought allegations against Brown & Toland Medical Group said Thursday. “The half of the group that got into Brown & Toland will slowly transition over patients and the rest of us will have to survive on what we have.
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