NYC abortion clinic specializes in VIPs… and in apparent fraud
by Kelli
Their website describes what you get[:] “You are taken directly to a private room, where you will fill out any necessary paperwork, consult with the doctor, and recover. Our VIP rooms are designed to make you feel at home, with a luxurious mahogany bed, oil paintings, Internet and TV for complete privacy and comfort. Patient escorts are allowed to stay with the patient throughout the duration of their visit at our private clinic….
VIP Surgical Patients may also elect to have the entire facility and staff dedicated solely to their needs and care, in which case we close the facility to any other patient on that particular day. No other patient will be scheduled or seen during your entire visit, thus keeping our NYC abortion clinic completely private. Our entire staff will be dedicated to your care, and your care alone.”
Apparently this abortion clinic caters to the “needs of public figures, celebrities, and high-profile individuals… and you can schedule a VIP abortion appointment and Confidential Concierge Services.”
What does this “service” get you? This abortion clinic will arrange “flights, car service, hotels or personal care.”…
But all this fancy treatment doesn’t seem to keep patients from warning others to STAY AWAY [click below to enlarge].
~ Saynsumthn’s Blog, describing Eastside Gynecology in New York City, May 27
More photos available here.
[HT: Life Dynamics]
Jill Stanek is a nurse turned speaker, columnist and blogger, a national figure in the effort to protect both preborn and postborn innocent human life.
I assume that low income women will also be provided this service. After all, wasn’t abortion legalized to make it easily and fairly accessible to rich and poor alike?
Sounds like a class action suit may be brewing. Our opponents have tried to shut down the CPCs for decades and talk about how terrible are, but I wonder how many have been sued? How many class action suits against them? How many have been forced to close because they had to pay legal fees . . .