C system that supplies the OB ward, the C-Section operating rooms as well as the new born nursery. Management does not want to do anything about it and they sure do not want to go public. What are your opinions on the hazards? The mold is confirmed to be Penicillium, Aspergillus and others with CFU's in the hundreds of thousands. Attached is just one of many pictures [shown above on this webpage]. [August 10, 2004]

A. The identified mold species [Aspergillus and Penicillium] are, respectively, the second and third most dangerous molds for adversely affecting human health. The mold counts are obviously extremely health threatening. As a former hospital administrator and as a former employee of the U.S. Public Health Service, I find it very offensive that the professional management of a hospital would rather cause severe and life-threatening mold health damage to their vulnerable hospital patients [with open wounds, suppressed immune systems, etc.] than to correct the problem. Their failure to immediately do professional mold inspection, testing, and remediation in a safe and effective manner is both a moral wrong doing and a criminal act of negligence of the highest severity. To protect your confidentiality, you might anonymously mail your mold photographs of the hospital air conditioning filters, along with an explanatory note as to what the photo's are of, to the: (1) Chief of the Hospital's Medical Staff [who would be a medical doctor]; (2) Director of Nursing; (3) Hospital Administrator [even if he or she is covering up this environmental danger], (4) the director of the local city or county health department; (5) the director of the state health department; (6) the state licensing board for hospitals in your state; (7) the director of the American Hospital Association; and (8) your state's Occupational Safety and Health Administration [because workplace mold is a employer safety violation]. In the unlikely event that none of those parties take the problem seriously, send your photo's to your local newspaper editor and local TV news directors. Learn about health problems which the hospital mold can cause to patients, staff members, and visitors at Mold Health Symptoms.

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