Actually, her criminal charges are going to automatically trigger a BON investigation. The BON has to do their own investigation and prosecution of her license for whatever violations she may have committed regarding her license.

Just because it hasn't happened immediately doesn't mean the process hasn't been started. Besides, right now she's in jail, so she's not going to be taking care of anybody.

HEYYYYY ... I tho't you QUIT, bigmac!!! (Hope the Phillies didn't drive you back to it!!!!)

how do we KNOW that the board was notified since like you mention bail was not issued?

answer: we DON'T know.

Not like you very much? You say you would be assassinated within a week or two? OK....that is it!! You have my vote.

I am not positive about the Commonwealth but in most states....there is something called a "self reporting" requirement. A licensee must report to the licensing Board the fact that they are formally charged with a crime. As far as a revocation, the Board is unlikely to act until "guilt" has been established. I realize the public should be protected but at the same time: she is only accused at this juncture and the trial is pending. Any premature suspension & revocation of the license will laugh in the face of the U.S. Constitution and an accused "Right to a Fair Trial". The Board does not have the "right" to take a license under the auspices of an accusation and pending trial. Not sure if they can temporarily suspend it though.....?????


Wonder why STEVE KNOUB, the CEO of Hospice of Lancaster County is getting interviewed by the detectives investigating this case.... I think we will learn more from Prosecutor Stedman in the future.