Giving voice to victims of Family Health Centers of San Diego
While a few review sites recognize the importance of letting patients freely express their views, some do allow organizations that have something to hide - like FHCSD - to have posts removed on technicalities or worse for "strong language". In our experience, FHCSD considers "stifling complaints" much more important than resolving or learning about them. We don't know what happened to Sarah at the City Heights Clinic but our hearts go out to her. She didn't write that review for her own health but as a warning to others. Since FHCSD has no effective oversight the review sites are one of the few places where the community can protect itself from the abusive and exploitive practices of this organization.
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Neighborhood erupts in outrage over Family Health Centers of San Diego's plans to exploit homeless in a highrise building. Apparently, FHCSD is unaware that cramming low-income residents into buildings like this was an experiment that failed in the 1960s https://t.co/SvPh15uRhy.
— FHCSD Watch (@FHCSDwatch) April 1, 2021
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