Affiliate:

Planned Parenthood Mar Monte (which also covers mid-California).

Planned Parenthood locations: 2. Covered here: 3 – two centers in Las Vegas were replaced by another one.

Patients who feel a need to file a complaint:

Nevada State Medical Board of Examinters: File a Complaint

Entire Affiliate

Planned Parenthood Colorado Employee Rights

Article from In These Times:

Planned Parenthood’s Union Busting Could Have a Chilling Effect for Workers Everywhere

by Rebecca Burns, June 25, 2018

**Article from ReWire News Group:**

‘Frustrating,’ ‘Confusing’: Planned Parenthood Workers Grapple With Organization’s Union Fight: A fight in Colorado over Planned Parenthood unionization has some wondering why the reproductive health-care champion would stand in the way,

by Erin Heger, June 14, 2018

Article from The Intercept:

Planned Parenthood is Asking Donald Trump’s Labor Board for Help Busting its Colorado Union: If Planned Parenthood is to prevail, it could be a setback for similar workers across the country

by Aida Chávez, May 23, 2018

Las Vegas

(which center is not specified)

Dixon

Documents:

NV Las Vegas Dixon Autopsy

NV Las Vegas Dixon Malpractice Complaint

Article from KLAS, Channel 8 News, local CBS Affiliate:

Las Vegas hospital sued after woman dies from ‘septic abortion’ in 2022 (yahoo.com)

by Greg Haas, September 22, 2023

Excerpt:

Alyona Dixon of Pahrump died Sept. 28, 2022, six days after she sought help at a Planned Parenthood clinic for a medically induced abortion. Four days later, she went to St. Rose Dominican’s Blue Diamond campus with “sharp” lower abdominal pain that started the previous day, according to details provided in the lawsuit.

After a few tests — notably without a pelvic exam or a consultation with a gynecologist — Dixon was discharged on the afternoon of Sept. 26, the lawsuit says. She was told to follow up with a gynecologist, and go to the emergency room right away if her symptoms worsened or changed.

Dixon went to the emergency room at Desert View Hospital in Pahrump after 11 p.m. on Sept. 27, and also reported vaginal bleeding. A doctor there described her condition: “abdominal pain, vomiting and diarrhea, severe dehydration, acute renal failure, leukocytosis, sepsis, lactic acidosis, hypokalemia, sinus tachycardia, metabolic acidoses, pulseless electrical activity, respiratory failure.” After treating Dixon and seeing her symptoms improve, the doctor got approval to transfer her to a Clark County hospital.

But her condition quickly deteriorated an hour later and she remained at Desert View, according to an attorney.

As her heart rate elevated to 150 and she had trouble breathing, doctors worked to intubate and sedate her. She vomited during the process and her heart stopped. Attempts to resuscitate her failed, and she was declared dead at 5:32 a.m. on Sept. 28. The Clark County Coroner’s Office gave her cause of death as “complications from septic abortion.” . . .

When she went to Planned Parenthood, Dixon was “determined to be an appropriate candidate for elective termination of pregnancy with mifepristone followed 24-48 hours later by misoprostol intravaginally,” according to Atallah’s letter. But it does not say she was given the treatment. “She was appropriately counseled about the risks of the medical abortion and was discharged home,” the letter says.

Planned Parenthood Providence Rhode Island Employee Review