Scientology Narconon Rehabilitation Center Removed from NHS Website – Scientology Business News

As a result of a long-term investigation, Guardian/Observer The NHS has removed Scientology’s Narconon drug rehabilitation center from its website, according to journalist Shanti Das. Previously, she was listed as a care provider with contact information and address details provided, along with a link to her 2016 Care Quality Commission (CQC) inspection report.

Last month, a rehabilitation facility in Heathfield, Sussex, had its ‘good’ rating revoked after reports of ‘defective safety measures’ and allegations of ‘psychological abuse’. guardian.This story made the front page in Sunday’s sister title observer In a March 1 statement, a spokesperson said, “We will review the situation with this provider, visit with them, and write to them during 2020 to inform them of our decision.” It is in line with our legal procedures. ”

In his tell-all book, Das writes, “The allegations and the evidence gathered during the sting show that our client was admitted to a rehabilitation facility despite a history of mental illness and was misunderstood about the extent of Scientology’s influence.” “It suggests that.” But despite attempts to raise the alarm, including 19 complaints to the CQC, the facility has not been inspected for eight years and has never been assessed to ensure its safety. ”

After contacting the CQC for comment, a spokesperson said: “We have reviewed previous complaints received regarding this provider, the majority of which are outside the scope of our regulations. However, if anyone has new information or concerns, we always encourage them to share them. please.”

Narconon opened its Sussex branch in September 2015, but filed for dormancy on November 5, 2019. Despite this, the company continued to provide its services and was listed on the NHS website, displaying a ‘good’ rating given by the CQC three years ago. However, in light of recent events, the NHS removed the listing earlier today and the program appears to no longer appear anywhere on its website.

Narconon is still listed on the CQC’s website, but the page now has two notices: “We have suspended the evaluation of this service.” “This service is currently suspended. The only part of the service provided at this location that is registered and regulated by the CQC is accommodation with personal care. We do not regulate or The CQC is expected to update the list “in due course” following recent site visits and investigations.