State medical board · Public Citizen HRG 2021-2023 · #41 of 51
New Hampshire
According to the Public Citizen Health Research Group HRG 2021-2023 tables joined to the FSMB physician census, New Hampshire is read here by serious-action rate, national placement, and the live HHS OIG LEIE extract - not as a physician-quality grade.
- 0.43
- Rate / 1k physicians
- 12
- Serious actions (3 yr)
- 9,206
- Licensed physicians
- #41
- Of 51 ranked
The short answer
New Hampshire ranks #41 of 51 at 0.43 serious actions per 1,000 physicians (2021-2023).
New Hampshire boards reported 12 serious physician actions over 2021-2023 across 9,206 licensed physicians (0.43 per 1,000; national average 0.81). Public Citizen HRG rates measure enforcement intensity, not misconduct prevalence. The live HHS OIG LEIE extract currently lists 424 federal exclusions tied to New Hampshire.
State verdict
According to the Public Citizen Health Research Group HRG 2021-2023 tables, New Hampshire ranks #41 of 51 on RATE at 0.43 per 1,000 (47% below national) and #45 on serious-action VOLUME (12 actions). California leads volume.
- 0.43
- Serious actions / 1k physicians · 2021-2023
- #41
- National rate rank of 51
- 0.53x
- Vs national average rate
- 424
- Federal LEIE exclusions in-state
Rates are annual averages of serious public board actions (2021-2023) over licensed physicians; LEIE exclusions are the live federal extract as of August 2026. Higher rates describe board enforcement intensity, not prevalence of misconduct.
Board docket plate
Board NH · New Hampshire 0.43/1k · #41/51
RATE-TRACE · VOL-TRACE · DUAL-OFFSET · LICENSE-LED · LEIE-DENSE · BOARD-NH
- RATE-TRACE Trace rate
- VOL-TRACE Vol #45
- DUAL-OFFSET Rate/volume offset
- LICENSE-LED License-led
- LEIE-DENSE Dense LEIE
- BOARD-NH NH
Nearest rate peer: Louisiana (+0.00/1k)
Instrument codes from this board’s Public Citizen HRG rate, serious-action volume dual, LEIE authority family, federal-exclusion density, and jurisdiction code - not a physician-quality grade.
How 424 New Hampshire LEIE rows split by authority family
Exclusive family rollup of HHS OIG LEIE statutory headings for this state, not the raw top-N category ChartBar below.
Rate neighbourhood around New Hampshire
New Hampshire LEIE exclusion reasons
Source: HHS Office of Inspector General, List of Excluded Individuals and Entities (LEIE) + Federation of State Medical Boards (FSMB) Physician Discipline data New Hampshire physician disciplinary actions (2021-2023) + active OIG LEIE exclusions · 2024 OIG LEIE updated monthly; FSMB Physician Data Center publishes the consolidated state board action data. Disciplinary action rates normalize against active physician licensee counts at the state level.
Lower-rate enforcement band
New Hampshire in the lower-rate third
0.43/1k sits in the bottom third of ranked boards (#41 of 51). LEIE extract: 424 federal exclusions tied to New Hampshire.
Rate sits 47% below the national baseline . Complaint volume, confidential remediation, and board rules can all depress published rates.
Sources: Public Citizen HRG 2021-2023 · FSMB physician census · HHS OIG LEIE. Informational only. Methodology.
Recent federal exclusions in New Hampshire
424 individuals and entities in New Hampshire are currently excluded from Medicare, Medicaid, and all federal healthcare programs by the HHS Office of Inspector General. Category totals sit in the ChartBar above; this table is the live row sample.
| Name | Category | Exclusion Type | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| Joseph Tusia | Business Owner/Executive | Conviction: Healthcare Fraud | 2026-07-20 |
| Lori Robertson | Licensed Healthcare Professional | License Revocation or Suspension | 2026-06-18 |
| Adnan Sikander Khan | Physician | Conviction: Controlled Substance | 2026-05-20 |
| Thomas Marks | Physician | Conviction: Patient Abuse or Neglect | 2026-05-20 |
| Caitlin Marie Nieder | Licensed Healthcare Professional | License Revocation or Suspension | 2026-04-20 |
| Robert G Jr Soucy | Physician | Conviction: Controlled Substance | 2026-04-20 |
| Loralie Ann Labroad | Licensed Healthcare Professional | Conviction: Patient Abuse or Neglect | 2026-01-20 |
| Lisa Marie Gauthier | Licensed Healthcare Professional | License Revocation or Suspension | 2025-08-20 |
| Kayla Marie Macarthur | Individual (Unaffiliated) | Conviction: Program-Related Crime | 2025-08-20 |
| Denis Patrick Callahan | Licensed Healthcare Professional | License Revocation or Suspension | 2025-07-20 |
| Susan Jane Golden | Licensed Healthcare Professional | License Revocation or Suspension | 2025-07-20 |
| Robert Forest Jr Allore | Licensed Healthcare Professional | License Revocation or Suspension | 2025-04-20 |
| Cody Richard Gobis | Individual (Unaffiliated) | Conviction: Program-Related Crime | 2025-03-20 |
| Patricia M Levasseur | Individual (Unaffiliated) | Conviction: Program-Related Crime | 2024-12-19 |
| Elis Dilia Urena De Cruz | Individual (Unaffiliated) | Conviction: Program-Related Crime | 2024-07-18 |
Source: HHS OIG LEIE. Showing most recent exclusions. Total excluded in New Hampshire: 424.
Official medical board record
New Hampshire Board of Medicine publishes license and disciplinary orders for New Hampshire. File complaints via its published channel ((603) 271-1203).
Read our methodology - how this data is sourced, computed, and verified.
Nationwide states with similar board discipline profiles
Cross-state peers matched on Public Citizen serious-action rate and volume, not the sequential rank browse.
Similar serious-action rate (per 1,000 physicians)
- Louisiana · 0.43/1k · 24 serious actions
- Idaho · 0.42/1k · 12 serious actions
- Nebraska · 0.44/1k · 15 serious actions
- Connecticut · 0.44/1k · 30 serious actions
Similar serious-action volume (± rate)
- Hawaii · 12 serious actions · 0.36/1k
- Idaho · 12 serious actions · 0.42/1k
- Montana · 13 serious actions · 0.53/1k
- South Dakota · 11 serious actions · 0.57/1k
Data currency: Physician disciplinary actions compiled from Federation of State Medical Boards records, reflecting data through 2023, last refreshed May 2026. See our methodology for source dates and refresh cadence. Spot a figure that looks wrong? Report a correction.
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According to the Public Citizen Health Research Group, the Federation of State Medical Boards, and the HHS Office of Inspector General, serious board-action rates and federal exclusions are published in fixed reporting windows. Every figure on PlainDiscipline is rebuilt from those Public Citizen / FSMB board-rate tables and the OIG LEIE extract; no number is typed in by an editor. This page draws directly on public regulatory source data, no figure is typed in by an editor. Data current as of August 2026.
Board rates and LEIE exclusions are published regulatory counts for a fixed reporting window - not physician-quality rankings, medical advice, licensing recommendations, or real-time board-case status. Data changelog