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At VA Medical Center, Bottom Line Comes Before Patients

By Wyatt Olson
New Times Broward-Palm Beach | September 13, 2004
At the West Palm Beach Veterans Administration Medical Center, staff and patients complain about nepotism, favoritism and lapses in care and service, such as year-long waits to obtain an appointment at the blind-rehab center. Whistleblowing only leads to retaliation, some staff members claim.
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Tags: Homeless, retirees, cronyism, Edward H. Seiler, federal regulations, nepotism, safety and occupational health management officer, VA Inspector General's Office, workers' compensation, Health & Science

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