Epstein's Elite Medical Network: Doctors Treated 'Girls,' Raised Ethical Questions

• New documents reveal how well-credentialed doctors provided bespoke medical services to Jeffrey Epstein and young women he referred to as his “girls.”
• Records show medicine, money, and power overlapped, raising serious ethical questions about patient autonomy and privacy.
• A Mount Sinai plastic surgeon stitched a young woman's head wound on Epstein's dining room table after an injury on his private island.
• Epstein was kept informed about women's medical details, with doctors reporting back to him, potentially violating federal privacy laws.
• Arrangements with dentists, dermatologists, and emergency services illustrate how concierge medicine created vulnerabilities due to Epstein's influence.