Although we hold no official legal authority over these institutions or individuals, we will be collecting data to present to the various boards and the legislators. In some cases we may be able to step in and make some phone calls on your behalf or write letters to educate those who may not know the actual Iowa laws and codes. In addition, we have included several links here if you would like to file your own complaint.
Select a complaint type below.
Use this form:
If you have been bullied, harassed, or otherwise pushed into a treatment that you disagreed with for you or your children.
If medical personnel have gone against your express wishes and given your children a vaccine or other intervention without your approval or consent.
If medical personnel have withheld. were ignorant of, or minimized the side effects pertaining to a treatment, medication or vaccination.
If you have been refused care at a medical facility or doctor's office because of a religious or medical exemption from vaccines.
If your child died as a result of a recent vaccination and the medical examiner would not run the test you requested to determine or prove a possible vaccine injury, denying you the proof you need to submit and successfully argue your case in the Special Masters “Vaccine” court.
If you medical provider refused to report an adverse reaction to VAERS, the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System.
Use this form:
If you have been denied attendance at a school or daycare even though you have a valid medical or religious exemption for vaccinations.
If a school official or employee has indicated that you must fill out an additional updated religious exemption form, even though you have a valid form on file and threatened your child’s school attendance if you do not comply.
If a school official misled you to believe that vaccines were mandatory and vaccines exemptions were not available.
Use this form:
If you have been discriminated against because of your vaccine exemption status, and it does not fall into any of the other categories.
If you have been discriminated against, questioned or belittled because of your religious beliefs.