Chiropractor Faces Legal Action After Secretly Recording Nude Patients

The Dixon Law Office has been retained by a female patient to pursue legal action against Dr. David Hanson, owner of Hanson Family Chiropractic, who faces multiple felony charges for secretly recording patients while they were undressed. Authorities uncovered more than 180 hidden-camera recordings of patients, many of them nude and some minors, taken without consent in treatment rooms at the Batavia, Illinois clinic.

G. Grant Dixon III, founder of Dixon Law Office, described the situation as sexual exploitation under the guise of medicine. His client, a longtime patient of the clinic, had undergone multiple red-light therapy sessions where patients disrobe in private rooms. During these treatments, while undressed and alone, she believed she was receiving legitimate medical care but later learned through news reports that Dr. Hanson had been secretly recording patients with hidden cameras.

The Kane County State's Attorney has characterized the case as one of the most egregious violations of patient privacy they have ever encountered. The discovery of the hidden cameras raises significant concerns about patient safety and privacy protections within healthcare settings, particularly in treatment environments where patients are required to disrobe.

Dixon emphasized the profound impact on his client, stating she is devastated by the shocking invasion of her privacy during what should have been a healing experience. The law firm intends to hold Dr. Hanson fully accountable for the trauma caused and the trust destroyed. Dixon Law Office is actively investigating additional claims and anticipates further legal action in the near future.

This case highlights critical issues regarding patient privacy protections in healthcare settings and the vulnerability of patients during intimate medical treatments. The implications extend beyond this individual clinic to raise questions about oversight and security measures in private healthcare practices nationwide. Patients seeking treatment in similar environments may now question the safety protocols and privacy safeguards in place during vulnerable moments of care.

The legal action being pursued by Dixon Law Office represents a significant step in addressing what prosecutors describe as a severe breach of medical ethics and patient trust. The firm's website at https://www.AttorneysMakingItRight.com provides information about their legal practice, though they emphasize this case centers on achieving justice for victims of what they characterize as exploitation within a healthcare setting.