Giving voice to victims of Family Health Centers of San Diego
We first heard about this safety violation back in early October when Jaami Waali, posted this review on Yelp letting them know about this serious violation. Presumably, Jaami mentioned this to the staff there or he wouldn't have posted this, but even if he didn't it is there for all to see.
Because we were swamped with so many reports of abusive behavior by FHCSD staff, we didn't publish this as we probably should have, assuming that a patient complaint made publically of something so serious would be addressed immediately.
We couldn't have been more wrong. Late last month, Dasianaie Rupe took the time to make another public report about this safety violation - this time on Google places, saying that seeing that sign, "made me nervous every time I was there". Why shouldn't it? An organization that doesn't care about the safety of its customers and staff is not going to care about the low quality of there medical care or anything other than billing and profits.
The solution is NOT to give this corrupt non-profit more money - that will just make the problem worse. It is to give San Diego residents choice other options that provide a decent quality of medical and mental health care, rather than forcing our residents to try to get help from this corrupt 'non-profit'".
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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