Today’s Woman Medical Center – North Miami Beach -INACTIVE

Note address is: 909 North Miami Beach Blvd. #402, North Miami Beach, FL 33162.

Highlighted document. Florida abortion clinic license application. Note two address locations corresponding to two abortion clinics: 1) A Medical Office for Women (North Miami Beach), and 2) Today's Women Medical Center (Miami, FL). Document also lists abortionist Vlad Rosenthal.

Deficiencies corrected.

Deficiencies corrected.

Deficiencies cited.

There was no defibrilator or a monitoring machine. There was no crash cart stocked with emergency medications. Failure to provide documentation that the clinic's policies and procedures were available and accessible to clinic personnel and the policies and procedures were reviewed and approved annually by the clinic's medical director. Failure to ensure the Administrator and the Financial Officer were listed on the clearinghouse roster. Failure to ensure the Administrator and Financial Officer had required background screening. Failure to provide clients with the required toll-free numbers including the Agency for Healthcare Administration complaint number and the Medicaid fraud number.

Failure to ensure that the only staff member received training

Outdated laboratory equipment and supplies.

This survey found that the clinic had surgical supplies that had not been sterilized for 4 years, expired antiseptic from 1995, resuscitative equipment with dust, and a suction machine with last maintenance date listed as 1987.

The report reveals that the clinic had expired medications in their crash cart, and failed to have necessary emergency equipment available, specifically a defibrillator.

This report shows numerous violations, including failure to sterilize surgical instruments, lack of emergency equipment, inaccurate clinical patient records, lack of proper staff training, and failure to designate a licensed physician as medical director.

A licensure survey found that the clinic had expired medications in the procedure room and failed to maintain their "crash cart" with resuscitative medications and supplies for medical emergencies.

Failure to maintain emergency medication.