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'''Southeast Urgent Care''' is a medical clinic located in space leased from the [[Norwood Clinic]] in the [[Walker Chapel Plaza]] at 339 [[Walker Chapel Road]] in [[Fultondale]]. | '''Southeast Urgent Care at Fultondale''' is a medical clinic located in space leased from the [[Norwood Clinic]] in the [[Walker Chapel Plaza]] at 339 [[Walker Chapel Road]] in [[Fultondale]]. | ||
The clinic, which opened on [[July 2]], [[2010]], was founded by [[Paul Roberts]] who served as its president and chief medical officer. Roberts resigned in August [[2014]] and surrendered his medical license in November of that year while being investigated for wrongly dispensing controlled substances to family members. The clinic's current full-time physician is [[Timothy Taylor]]. | The clinic, which opened on [[July 2]], [[2010]], was founded by [[Paul Roberts]] who served as its president and chief medical officer. Roberts resigned in August [[2014]] and surrendered his medical license in November of that year while being investigated for wrongly dispensing controlled substances to family members. The clinic's current full-time physician is [[Timothy Taylor]]. | ||
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<!--During that investigation, the board was made aware of other allegations being investigated by law enforcement, but no criminal indictments had been filed and the board reinstated his license in January [[2015]]. | <!--During that investigation, the board was made aware of other allegations being investigated by law enforcement, but no criminal indictments had been filed and the board reinstated his license in January [[2015]]. | ||
In [[2018]] Roberts was charged by federal investigators with 103 counts of conspiring and dispensing controlled substances without a legitimate medical purpose, and for his involvement in an alleged healthcare fraud conspiracy with a pharmacist and drug sales representative. | In [[2018]] Roberts was charged by federal investigators with 103 counts of conspiring and dispensing controlled substances without a legitimate medical purpose, and for his involvement in an alleged healthcare fraud conspiracy with a pharmacist and drug sales representative. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* Beahm, Anna (November 29, 2018) "Fultondale doctor charged in 103-count indictment alleging healthcare fraud." {{BN}} | * Beahm, Anna (November 29, 2018) "Fultondale doctor charged in 103-count indictment alleging healthcare fraud." {{BN}}--> | ||
==External links== | |||
* [http://www.fultondaleurgentcare.com Southeast Urgent Care] website | |||
[[Category:Clinics]] | [[Category:Clinics]] | ||
[[Category:Walker Chapel Plaza]] | [[Category:Walker Chapel Plaza]] | ||
[[Category:2010 establishments]] | [[Category:2010 establishments]] | ||
Revision as of 13:21, 30 November 2018
Southeast Urgent Care at Fultondale is a medical clinic located in space leased from the Norwood Clinic in the Walker Chapel Plaza at 339 Walker Chapel Road in Fultondale.
The clinic, which opened on July 2, 2010, was founded by Paul Roberts who served as its president and chief medical officer. Roberts resigned in August 2014 and surrendered his medical license in November of that year while being investigated for wrongly dispensing controlled substances to family members. The clinic's current full-time physician is Timothy Taylor.
External links
- Southeast Urgent Care website