Center of Orlando for Women (Formerly Orlando Women’s Center)

9/12/2022

State real estate listing showing Pendergraft sold this property to 1103 Lucerne Terrace Corp om 1999. According to at corp's 4/23/17 annual report, Pendergraft has maintained control of the property.

Pendergraft's verbose bio as clinic founder gives the illusion he is still practicing. His license is under suspension. (Current as of 4/15/2018)

4/23/2017 Annual Report filed with State Secretary of State indicating Pendergraft control of this business,

Medical director is abortionist Randall Whitney, MD. See page 5.

FL AHCA online profile for Center of Orlando for Women showing that business is currently licensed to conduct abortions under the ownership of Denise Williams, Pendergraft's former wife.

FL AHCA online profile for OWC showing its facility license was revoked on 3/27/2018.

March 9, 2017, license application under new name. Indicates Randall Whitney as designated medical director. However, Whitney's medical license is under indefinite suspension (current as of 4/14/2018).

Fine must be paid within 30 days after August 13, 2023.

5/11/22 Deficiency Report Shows 193 Violations of 24-Hour Waiting Period Requirement

No deficiencies cited.

Deficiencies cited.

Medications stored unsecured, opened, and unsupervised. Seven of seven patients not assessed, monitored, treated, or evaluated by licensed or qualified staff. Patient records stored unsecured, opened and unsupervised in area accessible to the public.

May 5, 2017: Facility license revoked due to owner James Scott Pendergraft IV arrest in South Carolina for operating illegal mobile abortion operation out of his van. (7/24/2017: stayed pending appeal)

1/23/2017: $200.00 fine imposed for failing to file monthly report of induced terminations of pregnancy.

The 20-year-old mother sues Randall Whitney, James Pendergraft, and Orlando Women's Center for negligence and malpractice in directing unlicensed staff to perform an abortion, which resulted in a botched procedure, premature delivery, and permanent injuries to her baby.

Malpractice suit against Randall Whitney, James Pendergraft, and Orlando Women's Center for directing unlicensed staff to perform an abortion, which resulted in a botched procedure, premature delivery, and permanent injuries to her baby.

May 30, 2008, Synopsis: Abortion patient C.H. sued abortionist Randall B. Whitney for malpractice after he botched her abortion, which caused her baby to be born prematurely and suffer permanent physical and mental injuries, disability, and disfigurement. C.H. sued for malpractice, but the lower court ruled in favor of the abortionist. In this decision, the FL Appeals Court reversed the lower court decision, and ruled in favor of the botched abortion patient.

Mar. 27, 2010: Police Report and Charging Affidavit - Abortionist Randall B. Whitney charged with committing felony aggravated battery on a patient at Orlando Women's Center abortion clinic.