“Good question - maybe a letter to the California Medical Board is in order?”
This is the spokes person for the CMB, Candi Cohen, who issued the information SAYING that they would be investigating KE.
http://www.mbc.ca.gov/Media.htm
I ,too, have checked several different places on the CMB site and have NO idea why Khris Eroshevich’s name does not appear on any “hot sheet,” invesigation list, the May or April list of physicians under investigation, or on any other “materials” list of the agency’s posted several page “agenda lists” from March through the current date. I wonder if either Hollywood, or some “in the pocket” politician has jammed the Board’s investigative efforts or if the Board is simply unable to proceed because KE has left the States.
In either case they owe it to the public to render to us, the taxpayers, some accounting of their efforts to protect us from such unscrupulous physicians. If they are unable to do so, perhaps we should begin petitioning the state legislators to strip the “self-policing” function from the board and allocate it to a public agency under the control of the legislators. (I believe that last comment would get their attention. It is my impression that the California Medical Board fiercely does NOT want another outside agency to take over their policing duties.)
Can those outside of California also put pressure on CMB?
Sounds like a good idea. Not being a Californian, they wouldn’t listen to me. But maybe those in that state could get active. KE appears to be an out of control prescriber of dangerous medications....IMHO.