Women & Infants Hospital of Rhode Island

It's a personal injury and lawsuit.

She's suing many of the same medical providers, along with a few others, including McLean Hospital in Belmont and Women and Infants Hospital in Providence.

Just like nearly all defendants, Lindsay Clancy did not testify in her criminal trial.

But Michael, when it comes to civil cases, we don't cover them a lot on this show.

They're victories for all of us who live here and might need to get health care at some point.

So next up after Rhode Island Hospital, fellow union comrades at Women and Infants Hospital, Butler Hospital, and Kent Hospitals, who have also recently unionized, are fighting for their own contracts as well.

And Dr. Ben Raymond Kolker told Steve Alquist – he is an internal medicine pediatrics resident – said, quote, The reason we're doing this is we believe that the people of Rhode Island deserve excellent care, and we want to do everything in our power to advocate for that while making sure that we're also able to care for ourselves and attend to our own well-being, end quote.

So big shout-out, CIRSCIU.

It's for our hearing impaired listeners.

She also participated in therapy, sought emergency treatment, attended Women and Infants Hospital, and voluntarily admitted herself to McLean Hospital.

Why'd she even reproduce?

Why was she able to...

hospital.

Okay.

So, December 20th, 2022, she voluntarily enters the Women and Infants Hospital Day Program.

Oh, there you are.

So, um, so that's what Dukes had heard and documented.

The therapist recommended that Lindsay Clancy go to a, a clinic called Women and Infants Hospital Day Program in Providence, Rho-Rhode Island, so her baby could accompany her in the day treatment.

You know, because I'm guessing that, uh, Lindsay's like, "I need inpatient," or, "I need day treatment or something.

I need, I need more services.

And do you know whether there was any opti- other options offered to her other than McLean, like a partial hospitalization program or intensive outpatient? Were you aware of those options? Yeah.

And do you know if she went? She went to Women and Infants.

So that's the one day where Pat dropped her off and went skiing and then came back, right? I believe so.

Nothing further.

He was asked how many times he has seen Lindsay since then.

He estimated over forty-five times.

He went over all the ways in which he said Lindsay asked for help, the calling of the suicide hotlines, the visits to the ER, the admittance into Women and Infants Hospital.

He noted that they told her there that she wasn't a good fit because she was overly medicated.

it.

I was like I was in a dad's making a difference program because of the Women and Infants Hospital.

I was able to I was but I was blessed.

You know what I'm saying? Like I was able to end up in programs and circumstances where I always had a job or I had something that made me, you know, I was able to take care of my responsibility.