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Board schedules hearing, offers consent agreement in one case and dismisses others

Board of Examiners in Physical Therapy · November 13, 2025
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Summary

The Board took action on multiple complaints: it dismissed two matters, tabled two, accepted a previously negotiated consent agreement, and scheduled an adjudicatory hearing with a proposed consent agreement that includes an admission to 10 M.R.S.§ 8003(5-A)(1) for fraud and deceit plus a reprimand and three hours of ethics continuing education.

The Board reviewed several complaint matters at its Nov. 13, 2025 meeting and recorded a mix of dismissals, tabling actions and a hearing schedule. The Board dismissed complaints 2025-PHY-20656 and 2025-PHY-20657 for no evidence of violation (motions carried with Stackhouse recorded as abstaining on both). The Board tabled complaints 2025-PHY-20824 and 2025-PHY-20825 for future consideration.

In a more substantive action, the Board moved to schedule complaint 2025-PHY-20823 for an adjudicatory hearing and to offer a Consent Agreement that would include: (1) admission to 10 M.R.S.§ 8003(5-A)(1) for fraud and deceit and a violation of Board Rule Chapter 6, Section 5; (2) a reprimand; and (3) three hours of continuing education on ethics to be completed within 90 days of an executed Consent Agreement. The motion to schedule the hearing and offer the Consent Agreement was made by Chair Leslie Anderson, seconded by Ashley Gagnon; Scott Stackhouse abstained and the motion carried.

The Board also accepted an earlier Consent Agreement in matter 2023-PHY-18941 as presented. These disciplinary items will proceed under the Board’s adjudicatory processes where recorded; the minutes do not include the respondent’s written statements or full investigative files.