After the macabre findings from notorious abortionist Kermit Gosnell’s Philadelphia charnel house were made public in 2011, lawmakers in Pennsylvania enacted legislation that ensures, among other things, that state inspectors will regularly visit abortion facilities in the state.
On August 12, 2016, officials from the Pennsylvania Department of Public Health began an unannounced complaint investigation at Hillcrest Women’s Medical Center in Harrisburg. The report on its many health and safety code violations is FORTY PAGES LONG.
Some of the violations: No air conditioning in the summer, failing to maintain proper medical credentials, performing abortions without a nurse present, failure to secure medications, using expired medical supplies, some of which dated back to 2004.
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polination.blog 