Kim Routh, D.O.; Decision and Order
Published Date: 1/10/2025
Notice
Summary
Kim Routh, D.O., lost his Ohio medical license in February 2024 and didn’t ask for a hearing to fight it. Because of this, the DEA is officially revoking his registration to handle controlled substances, meaning he can no longer prescribe or manage these drugs. This change affects Dr. Routh immediately and stops him from legally working with controlled substances.
Analyzed Economic Effects
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DEA Registration Revoked for Kim Routh
The DEA revoked Certificate of Registration No. BR9077000 issued to Kim Routh, D.O., because his Ohio medical license was permanently revoked on February 14, 2024 and he did not request a hearing. The revocation bars Dr. Routh from prescribing, dispensing, or otherwise handling controlled substances and also denies any pending renewal or new registration applications in Ohio; the Order is effective February 10, 2025.
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