Inmates at Southeastern Tennessee Regional Correctional Facility are complaining about the unprofessionalism and uncaring (maybe malpractice) attitude of the clinic doctor, Dr. McManus.

This has been a common trend in all facilities in all states served by Corizon (now known as Prison Healthcare, formerly know as Correctional Medical Services).

A few ongoing law suits are listed below (this is by no means a comprehensive list):

Alabama:

McGlathery v. Corizon, Inc., et al
Coker v. Corizon Medical Services, Inc. et al
Murphy v. Giles et al (INMATE 2)
Wilson v. Correctional Medical Services, Inc. et al
Sears v. Thomas et al

Arkansas:

Crossno v. Cowell et al
Parks v. Correctional Medical Services
Waller v. Kelley et al

Florida:

Cornelius v. Lawnwood Medical Center, Inc. et al

Georgia:

Vickers v. Corizon Medical et al
Wynn v. C.M.A. (Atlanta) et al

Idaho:

Abbott v. Fisher et al
Hanson v. Smith et al

Indiana:

Taylor v. Vaisvilas et al
Dewitt v. Corizon/Correctional Medical Services et al
Coles v. Dunnigan et al

Maine:

Dean v. Corizon Medical Services et al

Maryland:

Becker v. Corizon Medical Services et al
Hodgson v. "Corizon" Medical Staff
Ingram v. Corizon Medical Staff et al

Michigan:

Sildack v. Corizon Health Inc. et al
Colwell v. Corizon Healthcare

Missouri:

Peoples v. Corizon Health Inc. et al
Walker v. Campbell et al
Adams v. Campbell et al
Rancher v. Division of Corrections et al
Kobel v. Correctional Medical Services et al

Pennsylvania:

Fitzhugh v. Corizon Health, Inc. et al
Tabansi v. Prison Health Services, Inc. et al

Texas:

Saa Tabansi v. Prison Health Services, Inc. et al
Keener v. Corizon Medical et al

Tennessee:

Huckabay v. Tennessee Department of Correction et al

US Court of Appeals:

Scott Kobel v. Correctional Medical Services, et al
Wayne Rancher v. Division of Corrections, et al

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