Licensee Information

Information as of 06/19/2013

Last Updated by Licensee on 10/28/2012

Danny Edward Huntley - MD

License#:	22743	License Status:	Active	Expire Date:
Issue Date:	02/22/1997	Renewal Date:	12/09/2013

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None Reported

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Georgia

Illinois

Pennsylvania

Tennessee

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None Reported

Year of Birth: 1950

Practice Information

Address

Charlotte, NC

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Days patients are seen at this practice:	currently retired
Practice Philosophy:	I was retired from Family Practice with honors in 2001 and was practicing Phlebology, now recognized by the licensing Medical Boards, from 1994-2004 when a severe radiculopathy forced my retirement. I not only treated many patients with all levels of varicose vein disease in the superficial venous system, but was an expert in treating swollen legs from venous disease & venous leg ulcers with appropriate non-elastic wraps and apparatuses. I believed in good nutrition & taught proper walking heel-to-toe for deep venous flow, correcting venous swelling to heel ulcers and improve varicose vein treatment. My interest will turn now to considering a well-run wellness clinic, incorporating all aspects of proper wellness, including identifying hormonal deficiencies, correcting them and teaching nutrition, proper exercise and PT, and stress reduction through yoga and other legitimate methods.
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Education, Certifications & Area of Practice

Medical School

Bowman Gray

Year of Graduation:

1977

Post Graduate Training

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Institution	Specialty	State	Country	Training Program	Last Year of Training
Vein Clinics of America	Phlebology	IL	USA	Fellowship	1994
Pitt County Memorial Hospital	Family Medicine	NC	USA	Residency	1980

Current ABMS or AOA Board Certification and Year of Certification/Recertification

Primary/Subspecialty	Year
Family Medicine	1994

Area of Practice

Area Of Practice	Primary Area of Practice
Phlebology	Yes

Years of active clinical practice:

Actions – Regulatory Board, Agency, & Health Care Institution

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Date	Description	Link
12/16/2010	Consent and Waiver	View
12/16/2010	Public Letter of Concern	View

North Carolina Medical Board Reentry Agreement

None Reported

Other Regulatory Board or Agency Public Actions

None Reported

Health Care Institution Suspensions and Revocations

None Reported

Malpractice

Malpractice Information

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Date of Incident	Date of Payment	Area of Practice	Incident City	Incident State	Incident Country	Licensee Response
10/08/2003	10/07/2008	Phlebology	Atlanta	Georgia	United States	RN sclerotherapist treated leg & high DVT occurred.Pt did not reveal severe anomaly of vena cava that would majorly change tx,or NO tx.4 expert witnesses stated no breach in standard of care.Pt had only mild post-phlebitic synd.&swelling,normal gait.Pt did not call for 8 d.after pain began.No reason

Interpreting Malpractice Payment Information

North Carolina Medical Board Public Action associated with a malpractice payment

An important factor to consider when interpreting malpractice payment information is whether the payment is associated with a public action of the NC Medical Board. The Board reviews the quality of care associated with every malpractice payment involving a North Carolina licensee. The Board takes public action when its investigation determines patient care was below accepted and prevailing standards.

When considering malpractice payment data, please keep in mind:

The existence of a payment does not necessarily mean that malpractice has occurred. Nor is a payment necessarily evidence of incompetence, misconduct or an admission of wrongdoing on the part of the licensee.
It often takes years for a malpractice claim to move through the legal and/or liability insurance systems. The incident that resulted in a payment may have taken place years before the payment was made.
Malpractice payment histories vary by area of practice. Some licensees may have a higher-than-average incidence of malpractice payments because they specialize in treating patients who are at a high risk for problems.
Malpractice insurance companies sometimes settle cases because it is less costly to make a monetary settlement than it is to defend a case in court. Many times, such cases are settled without a finding of fault or admission of negligence by the licensee.

Reason Code	License Number	Subcategory	Issue Date	Expire Date
		RTL	07/01/1977

Honor/Award	Given by	Year
Special Recognition/Retirement from Family Practic	American Academy of Family Physicians	2001
Fellow in Family Practice	American Academy of Family Physicians	1982

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Year of Birth: 1950

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Memberships, Honors, Awards, & Public Service

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Actions – Regulatory Board, Agency, & Health Care Institution

North Carolina Medical Board Public Actions

North Carolina Medical Board Reentry Agreement

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Health Care Institution Suspensions and Revocations

Malpractice

Malpractice Information

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