Superior Court Judge Temporarily Prohibits Passaic County Man from Offering Medical and Counseling Services
September 26, 2025 - 23:45
TRENTON – A Superior Court judge has issued a temporary injunction preventing a Passaic County resident from providing medical, psychological, and counseling services at a clinic in Paramus. This decision comes amid serious allegations regarding the individual's unlicensed practice in the healthcare field.
Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin, along with the Division of Consumer Affairs, has taken action based on concerns that the man was operating without the necessary credentials required to offer such services. The court's ruling highlights the importance of ensuring that healthcare providers meet legal and professional standards to protect public health and safety.
The injunction serves as a critical measure to prevent potential harm to individuals seeking assistance at the Paramus Stress Clinic. The Attorney General's office continues to emphasize the necessity of proper licensing and oversight in the healthcare sector, reinforcing the commitment to safeguarding consumers from unqualified practitioners. Further proceedings will determine the next steps in this case.
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