Prohibition orders

Martina Gorner, director of Ten Moons Pty Ltd, is a general health service provider, providing home birthing services in Victoria.

Following information received, the Health Complaints Commissioner reasonably believes that Ms Gorner has contravened the general Code of Conduct applying to general health service providers, and that it is necessary to make an Interim Prohibition Order to avoid a serious risk to public health, safety and welfare. See below for a copy of the Interim Prohibition Order. 

Ten Moons Pty Ltd is a general health service provider, registered in Highett, Victoria, providing home birthing services in Victoria. Following information received, the Health Complaints Commissioner reasonably believes that Ten Moons Pty Ltd has contravened the general Code of Conduct applying to general health service providers, and that it is necessary to make an Interim Prohibition Order to avoid a serious risk to public health, safety and welfare.

Quality Cancer Care Pty Ltd is a general health service provider, registered in Melbourne, Victoria. Following information provided to the Health Complaints Commissioner, the Commissioner reasonably believes that Quality Cancer Care has contravened the General Code of Conduct applying to general health service providers and that it is necessary to make an Interim Prohibition Order to avoid a serious risk to the health, safety and/or welfare of the public. A copy of the Interim Prohibition Order can be found below.

Kathy Larrene Broady Todd, trading as ‘Discussing Dissociation’, also known as Kathy Broady, is a general health service provider in Queensland, who provides in-person, video and telephone counselling and psychotherapy services. Following information provided, the Health Complaints Commissioner reasonably believes that Ms Broady Todd has contravened the Code of Conduct applying to general health service providers and that it is necessary to make an Interim Prohibition Order (IPO) to avoid a serious risk to public health, safety and/or welfare. See below to view the IPO. 

Noel Rodney Campbell is a general health service provider in Glenroy, Victoria, who provides alternative treatments. Following information provided to the Health Complaints Commissioner, the Commissioner reasonable believes that Mr Campbell may have breached the General Code of Conduct applying to the provision of health services and has made an Interim Prohibition Order (IPO) under the Health Complaints Act 2016 to protect the health, safety and welfare of the public. See below for a copy of the IPO.

On 8 February 2021, pursuant to section 90 of the Health Complaints Act 2016 (the Act), the Health Complaints Commissioner (the Commissioner) made an Interim Prohibition Order against general health service provider The Skin Boutique (SX) Pty Ltd, that was due to expire on 2 May 2021. 
Pursuant to section 94 of the Act, the Commissioner has decided to make an Order to revoke that Interim Prohibition Order (the Revocation Order). The Commissioner’s investigation remains ongoing and to avoid a serious risk to the health, safety or welfare of the public, the Commissioner has decided to make a new Interim Prohibition Order under the Act. The terms of the new Interim Prohibition Order are different to those contained in the Interim Prohibition Order made on 8 February 2021. Accordingly, it is appropriate to revoke the Interim Prohibition Order made on 8 February 2021.

The Skin Boutique (SX) Pty Ltd, also trading as 'The Skin Boutique', is a general health service provider who provides cosmetic services in Melbourne, CBD. Following complaints made to the Health Complaints Commissioner, the Commissioner reasonably believes that The Skin Boutique Australia (SX) Pty Ltd has contravened the General Code of Conduct applying to general health service providers and that it is necessary to make an Interim Prohibition Order (IPO) to avoid a serious risk to the health, safety or welfare of the public. A copy of the Interim Prohibition Order can be found below.

Jian Li Melbourne Pty Ltd trading as ‘Kinly Beauty Clinics’, ‘Kinly Beauty’ and/or ‘Kinly Eye Beauty’ is a general health service provider, providing cosmetic services in Melbourne. Following information received, the Health Complaints Commissioner reasonably believes ‘Kinly Beauty Clinics’, ‘Kinly Beauty’ and /or ‘Kinly Eye Beauty’ has contravened the general Code of Conduct applying to general health service providers, and that it is necessary to make an Interim Prohibition Order (IPO) to avoid a serious risk to public health, safety and welfare. See below for a copy of the IPO.

Jianfeng Zhang, director of Jian Li Melbourne Pty Ltd (trading as ‘Kinly Beauty Clinics’ and/or ‘Kinly Beauty’ and/or ‘Kinly Eye Beauty’), is a general health service provider providing cosmetic services in Melbourne.

Following information received, the Health Complaints Commissioner reasonably believes ‘Kinly Beauty Clinics’ and/or ‘Kinly Beauty’ and /or ‘Kinly Eye Beauty’ and Mr Zhang have contravened the general Code of Conduct applying to general health service providers, and that it is necessary to make an interim prohibition order (IPO) to avoid a serious risk to public health, safety and welfare. See below for a copy of the IPO.

Nhung Huynh is a general health service provider who conducts cosmetic and medical procedures at St Albans, Victoria. Following information provided to the Health Complaints Commissioner, the Commissioner reasonably believes that Nhung Huynh has contravened the General Code of Conduct applying to general health service providers, such that it is necessary to make an Interim Prohibition Order to avoid a serious risk to public health, safety and/or welfare. A copy of the Interim Prohibition Order can be found below.

Dr Brian Hickman is a general health service provider who provides psychotherapy and counselling services. Following information provided to the Health Complaints Commissioner, the Commissioner considers that Dr Hickman may have breached the general code of conduct applying to the provision of health services and has made an Interim Prohibition Order (IPO) under the Health Complaints Act 2016 to protect the health, safety and welfare of the public. See below for a copy of the IPO.

Geoffrey Lane is a general health service provider who provides psychotherapy and counselling services. Following a complaint made to the Health Complaints Commissioner, the Commissioner reasonably believes that Mr Lane may have breached the code of conduct applying to the provision of health services under the Health Complaints Act 2016, and that it was necessary to make an Interim Prohibition Order (IPO) to protect the health, safety and/or welfare of the public. A copy of the IPO can be found below.

Jeanette Clabassi, also trading as ‘Onepure world’, is a general health service provider who provides diet and nutrition services.

Following information received by the Health Complaints Commissioner, the Commissioner reasonably believes that Ms Clabassi has contravened the General Code of Conduct applying to general health service providers and that it is necessary to make an Interim Prohibition Order (IPO) to avoid a serious risk to the health, safety or welfare of the public. A copy of the IPO can be found below. 

Natalie Kringoudis is a general health service provider who provides acupuncture, natural fertility, traditional Chinese medicine  and women’s health services in Albert Park, Victoria.

Following a complaint made to the Health Complaints Commissioner, the Commissioner reasonably believes that Natalie Kringoudis has contravened the General Code of Conduct applying to general health service providers, and that it is necessary to make an Interim Prohibition Order to avoid a serious risk to public health, safety or welfare.

A copy of the Interim Prohibition Order can be found below.

Qing Fan, also trading as ‘Laurel Beauty and Spa’, provides massage therapy services in Victoria.

Following information provided, the Health Complaints Commissioner reasonably believes Qing Fan has contravened the General Code of Conduct applying to general health service providers and that it is necessary to make an Interim Prohibition Order to avoid a serious risk to public health, safety and/or welfare. See below for a copy of the Interim Prohibition Order.

Faustine S Investments & Co Pty Ltd, trading as ‘Magic Massage’, is a general health service provider who provides massage therapy services.

The Health Complaints Commissioner reasonably believes that Faustine S Investments & Co Pty Ltd has contravened the General Code of Conduct applying to general health service providers and that it is necessary to make an Interim Prohibition Order (IPO) to avoid a serious risk to public health, safety and/or public welfare. See below for a copy of the IPO.

The Skin Boutique Australia (SX) Pty Ltd, also trading as ‘The Skin Boutique’, is a general health service provider who provides cosmetic services in Melbourne, CBD.

Following a complaint to the Health Complaints Commissioner, the Commissioner reasonably believes that The Skin Boutique Australia (SX) Pty Ltd has contravened the General Code of Conduct applying to general health service providers and that it is necessary to make an Interim Prohibition Order (IPO) to avoid a serious risk to the health, safety or welfare of the public. A copy of the IPO can be found below.

Kai Liu, who also trades as ‘Laurel Beauty and Spa’ and Faustine S Investments & Co Pty Ltd, trading as ‘Magic Massage’, is a general health service provider who provides massage therapy services in Victoria.

The Health Complaints Commissioner reasonably believes that Kai Liu has contravened the General Code of Conduct applying to general health service providers and that it is necessary to make an Interim Prohibition Order to avoid a serious risk to public health, safety and/or welfare. See below for a copy of the Interim Prohibition Order.

Rama Prasad is a general health service provider who provides Ayurvedic health services. Following information provided to the Health Complaints Commissioner, the Commissioner considered that Mr Prasad may have breached the code of conduct applying to the provision of health services such that it was necessary to make an Interim Prohibition Order, under the Health Complaints Act 2016, to protect the health, safety and/or welfare of the public. A copy of the Interim Prohibition Order can be found below.

Aliaa Mohammed Elmetwally Ismaeil Sherif, also trading as the ‘Feel Young Again Clinic’ and the ‘Good Life Antiaging Company Pty Ltd’, is a general health service provider who provides cosmetic services in Victoria. Following complaints made to the Health Complaints Commissioner, the Commissioner reasonably believes that Ms Sherif has contravened the General Code of Conduct applying to general health service providers and that it is necessary to make an Interim Prohibition Order (IPO) to avoid a serious risk to public health, safety and/or welfare. A copy of the IPO can be found below.