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Podiatric board reports slower investigations, fewer complaints in third quarter
Summary
Enforcement staff told the Podiatric Medical Board of California that complaints fell 9% in the third quarter while average investigation time rose, and the board accepted the enforcement report.
The Podiatric Medical Board of California heard an enforcement update reporting 31 complaints received in the third quarter (Jan. 1–March 31) and a 9% decline from the prior year, enforcement staff said.
Board members were told that 29 investigations were assigned and 36 were completed in the quarter, and that average processing time rose to about 122 days, up from 66 days in the prior-year period. Enforcement staff attributed the longer processing times in part to vacancies in the unit and said…
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