Jasbir Singh Ahluwalia

Chart showing medical violations at TX abortion clinics, Dec. 2010-Feb 2011. Jasbir Ahluwalia and "Whole Woman's Health" clinic found to commit HIPAA violations and illegal dumping of biohazard/medical waste.

Ahluwalia, Jasbir S. - NPI #1891903118, Taxonomy Information included

Dallas Morning News, July 28, 2002: Abortionist Jasbir Ahluwalia is cited in article for long history of lawsuits & severe patient injuries. Most of his medical training was received in Uganda. Violations include: 1) Sued for causing severe brain damage to infant during delivery. Settled lawsuit for over $1.3 million in 1989. 2) Lost hospital privileges at Harris Methodist Erath County Hospital (TX) after failing to adequately manage high-risk pregnancies. 3) Sued by patient in 1991 for perforating her uterus during an abortion. Sued again the same year by another patient for causing the same injury. 4) Sued by patient in 1995 for allegedly blocking a ureter with stitches. Resulting complications forced patient to undergo surgery to remove one kidney. (see page 9 of article)

2014-04-17 State of Texas - Citation to UGHS Dallas Hospitals. (Texas employment case)

2014-06-09 Permanent injunction on consent order (picture)

2014-04-17 Civil Case Information Sheet - (Texas employment case)

2014-04-17 Plaintiffs brief in support of application for temporary restraining order

April 2014 - Agreed extension of temp restraining order

2014-04-17 Plaintiffs original petition -- Texas case document 2

2014-04-17 Plaintiffs original verified petition & application for restraining order

2014-04-17 Temporary Restraining Order - Texas employment case

2014-06-09 letter regarding temporary injunction hearing -- document 9a

2014-06-09 Permanent Injunction -- Texas employment case

June 2014 - Permanent injunction on consent order - document 10

Agreed Order - June 22, 1996: Texas State Board of Medical Examiners disciplines Ahluwalia for medical violations. Ahluwalia failed to adequately document two high-risk cesarean sections, and also lost his hospital privileges after improperly managing high-risk pregnancies. Board restricts Ahluwalia's medical license for 1 year, and requires him to compete 50 hours of continuing medical education, along with other stipulations.

License restricted for 1 year by Texas medical board.