According to a stipulation and consent order approved by an Administrative Law Officer, during June 1997, Reichek entered into an intimate relationship with a client. On October 25th, the Administrative Law Officer issued an order revoking Reichek's license. According to an order approved by the Board of Chiropractic, O'Connell was convicted of a felony directly connected to his extensive history of substance abuse. On November 4th, the Board issued an order affirming the preliminary decision to deny O'Connell's request for licensure. On November 5th, Appellate Officer Yessne issued an order affirming in part and reversing in part.
Further proceedings are pending.
After Adams failed to respond to the charges, a Default Order was issued by the Board of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons. According to the charges filed by the Attorney General's Office, in July 1992, Adams' Hawaii license was revoked for unprofessional conduct, including several sexual assaults upon female clients. On November 8th, the Board issued an order revoking Adams' license. On November 9th, the Board issued an order revoking Potter's license. According to an order approved by the Board of Nursing, Deaett diverted drugs for unauthorized use.