Medical Patient Modesty

Medical Patient Modesty,  a 501c3 non-profit organization that works to educate patients about their rights to modesty in medical settings is distributing a 12-page booklet educating women about how they can protect themselves in medical settings with tips to prevent sexual abuse and modesty violations. The medical industry has become very gender and moral neutral and patients need safeguarding. In society, girls and women are specifically given tips to protect themselves from sexual abuse, but you rarely hear about preventing sexual abuse in medical settings. Sexual abuse in medical settings is more common than many people realize. We need to reach out to as many women as possible with this booklet. Look at the example of Dr. George Tyndall,  a full-time gynecologist at University of Southern California's student health clinic for 27 years—who treated many female students and got away with abuse for a very long time.

We would love to distribute the booklets to as many women as possible over the United States. 

Please watch our video, Why You Should Support Medical Patient Modesty? 

If we raise $150,000, we will be able to distribute 100,000 booklets. We have a special interest in college female students since college students are very vulnerable. 

The profits from our booklets will help to pay for shipping and booklet distribution, and to support Medical Patient Modesty’s mission. The more money we secure, the more booklets we will be able to distribute.

You can also buy some booklets directly from our web site at http://patientmodesty.org/womensbooklet.aspx  if you are interested in distributing those booklets to your friends, family members, church groups, etc.

We also would love to distribute the brochures about men and modesty in medical settings (http://patientmodesty.org/mensbrochure.aspx ) to men.  See that link about how you can financially contribute to that project.  This is a serious issue because many men care about their modesty even in medical settings.