Women’s Medical Center – Sharonville -INACTIVE

Haskell operated his Sharonville, OH clinic under a corporation called Forte Management.

Jan. 30, 2014: Affidavit regarding Lebanon Road Surgery Center (a.k.a. Women's Medical Center) v. Ohio Dept. of Health. Abortionist Martin W. Haskell argues that implementing the Health Dept. order will result in closure of his abortion clinic, and asks court to block the Health Dept. order.

Jan. 30, 2014: Memorandum Contra of Ohio Dept. of Health. Ohio Health Dept. explains why their order regarding Lebanon Road Surgery Center (a.k.a. Women's Medical Center) is in compliance with Ohio law, and argues that it should be implemented.

Exhibit E in support of letter of objection

The City of Sharonville Health Department issues letter objecting to the Transfer Waiver/Variance granted to the abortion clinic, believing that "the waiver/variance was improperly granted and compromises the health, safety and welfare of the general public."

Exhibits A-D in support of letter of objection

Exhibits F-G in support of letter of objection

October 8, 2013 - Official recommendation to revoke Haskell's facility license (for his clinic in Sharonville) due to noncompliance with Ambulatory Surgical Center safety requirements. Haskell has no hospital transfer agreement, as required by law.

Transcript of September, 2013, hearing considering license revocation for Haskell's Sharonville abortion clinic. Haskell personally testified. This hearing resulted in the recommendation for facility license revocation.

Judge rules that Haskell must close his Sharonville abortion facility due to a lack of transfer agreement as required by law. (Haskell's later indicate they would not appeal this ruling.)