Sal Rosselli: Kaiser Permanente Is Retaliating Against Mental Health Whistleblowers

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Last month, the Oakland-based health care provider fired a respected psychologist, Dr. Alex Wang, who had reported to state regulators a pattern of illegal and unnecessary delays in providing mental health care.

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SOURCE: Mental Health on Huffington Post – Read entire story here.

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