Kaiser Permanante Fires 15 Over Octomom Privacy

Nearly two dozen employees at Kaiser Permanante Medical Center in Bellflower, California have been fired or disciplined for peering into the medical records of octuplet mom Nadya Suleman.

Fifteen employees were fired and eight were disciplined for snooping into Suleman’s records without authorization.

Hospital officials discovered Suleman’s medical records had been inappropriately accessed on two different occasions beginning three weeks ago, while security personnel were monitoring Kaiser’s computer network.

Anderson says none of the information appears to have been leaked or sold to the media. Kaiser officials notified Suleman about the matter on both occasions, shortly after the employees had either been fired or disciplined.