WA DOH Disciplinary Actions

Washington State Disciplines Health Care Providers

The Washington State Department of Health has taken disciplinary actions against several health care providers in March 2026. Actions include charges of unprofessional conduct, denial of applications, and termination of probation, impacting providers across various counties.

WA DOH Revokes, Suspends Health Care Provider Licenses

The Washington State Department of Health has indefinitely suspended the credentials of two health care providers, Reshawn Bernard Hayes and Hinda Ahmed Mohamed, in March 2026. These actions follow arrests, guilty pleas to domestic violence offenses, and alleged financial misconduct.

Washington State Revokes, Suspends Health Care Provider Licenses

The Washington State Department of Health has revoked and suspended licenses and certifications for several health care providers. Actions include the indefinite suspension of a home care aide credential due to suspected theft and failure to respond to inquiries.

WA DOH Disciplinary Actions Against Health Care Providers

The Washington State Department of Health has taken disciplinary actions against several health care providers in March 2026. Actions include charges of unprofessional conduct, agreed orders to cease practice, and termination of probation. These actions address issues such as billing fraud, practicing without a credential, and inappropriate patient relationships.

WA DOH Revokes and Suspends Health Care Provider Licenses

The Washington State Department of Health has revoked and suspended licenses for several health care providers in February 2026 due to professional misconduct, including sexual misconduct, financial exploitation, and substance abuse. These actions impact providers across multiple counties and highlight the department's ongoing enforcement of licensing standards.

Washington State DOH Disciplines Health Care Providers

The Washington State Department of Health has taken disciplinary actions against several health care providers in March 2026. Actions include probation, denial of applications, and intent to issue cease-and-desist orders due to criminal convictions, unlicensed practice, and unprofessional conduct.