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HEARING, Wednesday, July 23rd

The next hearing session regarding the current set of charges that Dr. Jones is
defending before the CT Medical Examining Board will take place on Wednesday, July 23 at 9:00 a.m. Watch for further details to be announced.
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Department of Public Health Complex, 410 Capitol Avenue, Hartford, Connecticut, Conference Room "C" in Building 470

For driving directions: http://www.cga. ct.gov/olm/ directions2. asp


Please also note the new instructions below for making donations to the Charles Ray Jones, M.D. Legal Defense Fund:

HOW TO DONATE TO THE LEGAL DEFENSE FUND:

Make Donations payable to " Pullman & Comley Trust Account-for Dr. Charles Jones"
Mail to:
Elliott Pollack
c/o Pullman & Comley, LLC
90 State House Square
Hartford, CT 06103-3702

Note "gift" in the memo field

 

Closing arguments were heard at the May 31st hearing. 

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Judge Postpones Reprimand In Jones Case
By William Hathaway | The Hartford Courant
4:00 PM EST, February 26, 2008

A Connecticut Superior Court judge has put a reprimand temporarily on
hold by state health officials of Hamden pediatrician Dr. Charles Ray
Jones, whose license had been put on probation for diagnosing Lyme
Disease in two out-of-state patients he had never seen.

The case drew national attention because advocates for Lyme Disease
patients say Jones courageously prescribes antibiotics for the tic-
borne disease, which they says is often missed by doctors and
existing diagnostic tests.

However, many mainstream doctors have argued that Jones and
other "Lyme doctors'' often overlook more likely causes of fatigue,
joint pain and neurological deficits when they diagnose chronic Lyme
infection, a condition they argue is rare.

The medical examining board in December fined Jones $10,000 and put
the 81-year old doctor on probation for two years for prescribing
antibiotics to two Nevada children before he ever examined them.

Jones' lawyers then filed an appeal of the decision.

Under the order dated Feb. 20, a New Britain Superior Court judge
Henry S. Cohn stayed the fine and probation until Jones' appeal could
be heard.

Lawyers for the Connecticut Health Department had argued that Jones
acted inappropriately when he prescribed antibiotics to two children
in Nevada, a state with a very low incidence of Lyme Disease.

"I welcome and extend a hearty welcome to each and all of you to come and see what is going on in the legislative hearings." Dr. Charles Ray Jones

Only 100 people attended...how sad, to put it nicely.

December 18, 2007 At the Legislative Office Building, in Conference Room 2c (Capital Avenue, Hartford), at 1:30pm

From I-84 Eastbound

Take Exit 48, Capitol Ave (stay in right lane of exit). Go right at end of exit ramp onto Capitol Ave. and proceed past the Legislative Office Building which will be on your right. Immediately past the building, take first right and proceed past both the building and the parking garage beyond it. Continue all the way to the back of the garage to enter for parking. There is a covered walk way from the top level of the garage to the third floor of the Legislative Office Building. 

From I-84 Westbound

Take Exit 48, Asylum St. Go right at the light at the end of the exit, then bear immediately left onto the start of Farmington Ave. Go a very short distance on Farmington Ave. to the next light (YWCA is on the corner), and turn left onto Broad St. Go through one stoplight, and past the State Armory building which will be on your left. Immediately past the State Armory building, turn left into the Legislative Office Building access road, and then take your next left. You will be heading toward the Legislative Office Building parking garage. Continue all the way to the back of the garage to enter for parking. There is a covered walk way from the top level of the garage to the third floor of the Legislative Office Building. 

From I-91 North or South

Take Exit 29A, Capitol Area exit, and proceed along the exit 29A connector. You will come to a traffic circle at the end of this long connector road. Proceed around the traffic circle, and turn right from the circle onto Elm St. Follow Elm St. to the end, (you will see the State Capitol Building in front of you). At the stop light at the end of Elm St., go left onto Trinity St., then go right at the next light onto Capitol Ave. The State Capitol Building will be on your right. Proceed along Capitol Ave., going past the Capitol Building, and past the entrance to I-84. You will also go past the Legislative Office Building which will be on your right. Turn right into the entrance immediately after the Legislative Office Building, and proceed past both the building and the parking garage beyond it. Continue all the way to the back of the garage to enter for parking. There is a covered walk way from the top level of the garage to the third floor of the Legislative Office Building. 

From West Hartford, Route 44

Take Asylum Ave. (Route 44) from North Main St. in West Hartford. Proceed along Asylum Ave. (Route 44) heading toward Hartford until you get to the Broad St. intersection (The Hartford Insurance Group headquarters building will be on your left). Turn right onto Broad St. and proceed past the State Armory building on your left. Immediately past the State Armory building, turn left into the Legislative Office Building access road, and then take your next left, heading toward the Legislative Office Building parking garage. Continue all the way to the back of the garage to enter for parking. There is a covered walk way from the top level of the garage to the third floor of the Legislative Office Building.


Parking Info:
Parking at the LOB is limited. Please allow extra time to park.

  • Limited free public parking is available on level one of the Legislative Office Building parking garage;
  • Across the street from the Legislative Office Building (across Capitol Ave.) is Hungerford Street. There is on-street parking in this entire neighborhood, free of charge;
  • On Oak Street (diagonally across to the left from the Legislative Office Building) off of Capitol Ave., there is a public parking garage in the CT Education Association Building (CEA building - across from the Connecticut Supreme Court Library). This garage costs money, but can save you time and aggravation;
  • There is also parking available on the street next to the CEA parking garage.

http://www.mindlink.org/directions_lob.html

 

Hearing Dates & Directions

Updates

Buses to hearings

Donation info

Fundraisers

Synopsis of Hearings & Letter by Sandy Berenbaum, LCSW

Letters from Dr. Jones

Reasons to support Dr. Jones 

Wildernet Celebrates Dr. Jones

Misconceptions

 

The Department of Public Health Complex
410 Capitol Avenue
Hartford, CT
Conference Room A/B (adjacent to the cafeteria)
Thursday, May 31, 2007 @ 1:30pm

Capitol Avenue Complex

Capitol Avenue Complex: The 410 - 470 Capitol Avenue complex is located on Capitol Avenue, Hartford, approximately 1/2 mile west of the State Capitol and is comprised of four (4) buildings connected via an underground concourse.
The first building in the complex which is recognizable by its "beige" or white brick exterior, houses the Department of Public Health, the Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services and the Office of Health Care Access (410 Capitol Avenue). 
The second building in the Capitol Avenue Complex heading west on Capitol Ave, is a five (5) story red brick building with a green roof that houses the Office of Policy and Management (450 Capitol Avenue). 
The third building, also red brick, houses the Department of Mental Retardation (460 Capitol Avenue). 
The last building in the complex (470 Capitol Avenue) houses both the cafeteria and several conference rooms. This building is not accessible from the outside and visitors must check in with the security guard located in the first floor lobby at 450 Capitol Avenue. The security guard will direct visitors to the underground concourse that connects to 470 Capitol Avenue. 

Parking 

Limited "Visitor Parking" is available behind the 410 - 470 Capitol Avenue complex. There are security guards stationed in the parking lot to direct you to the visitor parking spaces.
If no visitors' spaces are available behind the 410-474 Capitol Avenue Complex, security guards will advise guests to proceed to the satellite parking lots at Oak and Capitol, and/or Forest and Capitol. If more than five visitors are expected for a meeting, all attendees should be directed to the Forest and Capitol parking lot.
The Oak and Capitol parking lot is 1/3 mile east of OPM. Heading east, Oak Street is the fourth light on the right past OPM. The Forest and Capitol parking lot is ½ mile west of OPM. Heading west, Forest Street is at the fifth light past OPM. Turn right at the intersection of Forest Street and Capitol Avenue. The entrance to the parking lot is the first left.
There is a shuttle service from the Oak Street and the Forest Street parking lots to OPM from 6:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Shuttle Bus Service 
The Department of Public Works runs a shuttle service for the convenience of employees and visitors to the 410-474 Capitol Avenue Complex. The bus is fully accessible (e.g., the bus has a hydraulic lift) and runs on a published bus schedule. 
http://www.opm.state.ct.us/about/ShuttleSchedule2005.doc

Handicapped Access

Handicapped parking spaces are available at the 410 - 474 Capitol Avenue Complex as well as at the satellite parking lots at Oak and Capitol, and Forest and Capitol.
The 410 - 474 Capitol Avenue Complex has a pedestrian walkway near a mass transportation public bus station. There is also an exterior ramp and crosswalk near this public transportation area at building 450 Capitol Avenue.
There is also a ramped entrance at the rear of building 410 Capitol Avenue that has a ramped concourse permitting access throughout the 410 - 474 Capitol Avenue Complex.

Contact Information

Address
450 Capitol Avenue
Hartford, CT 06106-1308, USA

E-Mail
Webmaster: OPMwebmaster@po.state.ct.us

Telephone
General Information: 860-418-6200
Toll Free (Within Connecticut): 1-800-286-2214
TDD (Telecommunications Device for the Deaf): 860-418-6456
FAX: 860-418-6487

Directions to OPM
OPM is located at 450 Capitol Avenue in the City of Hartford within the State of Connecticut in the United States of America.

Traveling on I-84 East: Take the Capitol Avenue exit (Exit 48B). At the end of the exit ramp, at the light, turn right onto Capitol Avenue. Travel through three (3) lights, and the complex begins at the four (4) story white brick building on your right (410 Capitol Avenue), which is after Hartford Office Supply.

Traveling on I-84 West: Take the Sigourney Street exit (Exit 47). Turn left at the light at the end of the exit ramp onto Sigourney Street. Pass under the highway and go through one (1) light. Follow signs to Capitol Avenue, bearing left at fork. Turn left at light onto Park Terrace. At the light, turn right onto Capitol Avenue. The complex begins with the second brick building on your left (470 Capitol Avenue).

Traveling on I-91 North: Take the I-84 West exit (Exit 32A) and follow the directions above for traveling on I-84 West.

Traveling on I-91 South: Take the I-84 West exit and follow directions above for traveling on I-84 West.
http://www.opm.state.ct.us/reach.htm

 

 

Hearing Dates & Directions

Updates

Buses to hearings

Donation info

Fundraisers

Synopsis of Hearings & Letter by Sandy Berenbaum, LCSW

Letters from Dr. Jones

Reasons to support Dr. Jones 

Wildernet Celebrates Dr. Jones

Misconceptions