escaping hprp

[brayrn]

I was wrongly placed into hprp (michigan) in 2011. Did not have funds to hire attorney to fight for myself so forced to entered into contract or lose licensure. Tried it for 6 months but being treated as a criminal, exploited for money from unethical hprp addictionist, lied to by hprp reps and basically humiliated at every turn by the program was more than I could stand. Cashed in retirement and hired attorney. State of Michigan sued me twice for quitting program and lost both times. Board of nursing rejected judges decision, suspended my license (I presume as punishment for daring to challenge their authority by fighting for my rights and having the audacity to actually win that battle) and threw me back into hprp (May, 2014) where I was sent to an addictionist and therapist for evaluation; both of whom agreed I should not be in program. Hprp answer to this dilemma was to continue down their approved list of therapists/addictionist till locating one willing to treat me for a diagnosis i do not have in order to satisfy hprp and nursing board. At that suggestion, I bailed and although I have never had a single substance abuse occurence and a spotless 16-year work record, my license remains suspended. But I am in this to win as are my attorneys who are representing me without cost. If you have been wrongly placed in hprp, I suggest you join the fight and restore the life stolen from you. Contrary to what the state board believes, we did not agree to surrender our civil rights when we earned our nursing license. Do not allow the bullies to win.

[coneal8]

Poppycat, may I ask what hprp had you diagnosed with and how recently you dealt with them? I really appreciate the information. If you would like please email me at [email protected]

I would love to hear more about your experience.

Thank you

[poppycat, ADN, BSN]

coneal8,

I sent you an email.