Arizona healthcare accountability

When Arizona's health regulators don't act, the record shouldn't disappear.

AzHealthFail documents how Arizona's health oversight apparatus — the Department of Health Services, the Governor's office, and the Legislature — responds to healthcare-sector harms, and where it doesn't. Individual provider cases are the evidence; the failure to regulate them is the subject.

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Who is accountable

The offices we hold to their mandate

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Agency

Arizona Department of Health Services

State health licensing & certification agency

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Governor's Office

Office of the Governor of Arizona

Executive office

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Current focus

Cases — evidence of a specific gap

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Active

SimonMed Imaging — National Scheduling Failure

A large imaging provider's scheduling breakdown, treated here as evidence of a gap in how Arizona certifies and oversees the facilities it licenses.

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Escalated

PACE / Dr. Rassadi — Care Coordination Failure

A care-coordination grievance escalated to ADHS, AHCCCS, Kepro, and CMS — evidence of how a patient-rights standard goes unenforced across agency seams.

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How to read this site

Sourced fact, kept separate from opinion

Every documented entry about an agency or official is tied to a specific source — a filing, a dated letter, a vote record, a public statement. Characterizations of their public conduct are labeled as assessment and fair comment, never blended into the record. That line is the whole point.

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The standard, in one line

No claim about a public official appears here without a source you can check. Where we characterize, we say so.

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Jul 26, 2026

The accountability hub goes live

AzHealthFail consolidates Arizona healthcare-oversight accountability work into one sourced, cross-referenced public record.