How to Make Complaints With the Arkansas Medical Board

Filing a complaint with the Arkansas Medical Board is the first step in addressing your concerns over a doctor or practitioner's medical actions. Letters of complaint are handled by the Board and reviewed on a case-by-case basis. If the Arkansas Medical Board thinks your complaint is valid, they will notify the practitioner of the complaint and schedule a hearing.

Things You'll Need

• Formal letter of complaint

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Instructions

• 1

  Consult an attorney that specializes in medical malpractice lawsuits and general medical law. These lawyers will explain laws and practices and their implications for your particular case and will professionally guide you through the complaint process.

• 2

  Write and send a letter to the Arkansas Medical Board. Include your full name and address, the practitioner's full name, and the patient's full name. Describe the reason for your complaint and the specific details of your case.

• 3

  Attend an Arkansas Medical Board hearing. This hearing will determine if your practitioner has broken the Medical Practices Act or any medical board mandates. A verdict will be delivered at the hearing, which may result in the practitioner losing their license or the dropping of all charges.