3 key points on Concord Medical Spine and Pain Center’s forced closure

Delaware’s Division of Public Health mandates Wilmington-based Concord Medical Spine and Pain Center close, according to Delaware Online.

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Here are three key points:

 

1. The DPH could not verify Concord Medical Spine and Pain Center’s adherence to the proper sterilization processes.

 

2. The center also did not possess legal accreditation requirements.

 

3. The DPH reported it does not know of any transmission of blood-borne diseases, but encourages treated patients to receive evaluations for hepatitis and HIV.

 

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