A Tribeca doctor who pushes ketamine infusions for pain management films patients without their consent while they’re undergoing psychedelic treatments, according to a lawsuit.
A Tribeca doctor who pushes ketamine infusions for pain management filmed patients without their consent while they were undergoing treatments, according to a lawsuit.
Kuo first asked patient Angela Cappetta, 53, to give a review or testimonial of the business in December, but wouldn’t take no for an answer, repeatedly asking if she would be filmed, she said in the Manhattan Supreme Court lawsuit.
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