Physician’s DEA Registration Revoked Due to Incomplete Patient Records, High Patient MME Levels

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Physician’s DEA Registration Revoked Due to Incomplete Patient Records, High Patient MME Levels

Pain Specialist Paid $200,000 Penalty for Allegedly Writing Illegitimate Opioid Prescriptions

Dennis Tosh

May 16, 2022 at 12:25:40 ET

The DEA has revoked the registration of a San Diego-based physician with a specialty in pain management who was found to have kept incomplete patient records and to have prescribed opioids to patients with elevated levels of overdose risk (Brenton D. Wynn, M.D.; Decision and Order, Docket No. 20-10, 78 Fed. Reg. 24228, April 22, 2022). In February 2020, a DEA order to show cause an... Read More

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