File a Complaint

Have you or someone you love been harmed by abortion?

Then file a Complaint against the abortion doctor or clinic!
Below are just a few of the things that could have gone wrong and some of the possible violations of the Michigan Public Health Code 333.17015
  • Did your doctor inform you of their name?
  • Did they talk to you about being coerced into this decision to have the abortion?
  • Were you told by them if you could withdraw your consent to the abortion at any time before the abortion?
  • Have you been harmed by an abortion doctor or a member of their staff?
  • Were you offered an opportunity to see your ultrasound if they performed an ultrasound?
  • Were there billing issues?
  • Was a registered nurse present in the clinic?
  • WAS THERE A DOCTOR ON THE PREMISES UNTIL YOU LEFT?
    R 325.3826 Surgical procedures; medications. – A qualified physician shall be present on the premises of a facility through the postoperative period of a patient’s stay in the facility.
  • Were your vitals being monitored?
  • Were you administered the abortion chemical pill by a licensed doctor?
  • Did you take the abortion chemical pill and end up in the ER?
  • Did the nurse or physician ride with you in the ambulance to the Emergency Room?
    R 325.3832 Transportation services. Rule 32 (Freestanding Surgical Out Patient Rule  FSOS)
  • Was there an Informed Consent Form read and signed 24 HOURS IN ADVANCE of your abortion procedure?
  • Did you see the clinic license on the wall?
  • Was an abortion forced on you?
  • Was the abortion facility clean and sanitary?

If there are other things that may have happened to you not listed here and you’re not sure of by law, call the Bureau of Professional Licensing at (517) 373-9196 and ask.

Print this PDF complaint form to fill out and follow the instructions to send with the Postal Service or follow the instructions below for online complaints.

Complaint Form

  • For Complaints against the doctor, e-mail your complaint along with your pertinent information, name, address, phone, date of the incident, doctor’s name, address, phone and a description of what happened. If you don’t have the doctors name, don’t let that stop you. File anyway. They should have told you their name! You can tell the department that you want to remain anonymous but will testify.
    BPL-Complaints@michigan.gov
    Michigan Department of Licensing
    Bureau of Professional Licensing
    Investigations & Inspections Division
    P.O. BOX 30670
    Lansing, MI  48909-8170
  • For Complaints against the CLINIC, e-mail your complaint along with your pertinent information, name, address, phone, date of the incident, doctor name, address, phone and a description of what happened.
    You can tell the department that you want to remain anonymous but will testify.
    BCHS-Complaints@michigan.gov
    Division Of Facilities and Community/Investigations Section
    State of Michigan BHCS
    First Floor Ottawa Building
    P.O. BOX 30664
    Lansing, MI  48909