To me the OP's description would not be an issue of morality but it would be for the quality of care.
How does one decide what is gossip and innuendo vis a vis what has a basis of fact?
That is something that can't be discussed here because of the absent of identity of people offering said facts, body language etc so much which would be lost in translation.
However, if true a bigger concern for me is that this doc appears to be into more than womanizing and I'll venture a guess, again if true, that this guy is doing drugs also and that is bigger concern for me.
My occupation placed me in constant contact with both the legal and medical communities both of which are no different than any other occupation.
My neighbor across the street in the 1980's was a doc who was into both woman and drugs and he destroyed a wife and three of the nicest kids I ever met. Everyone was aware of what this guy was doing because you just can't hide affairs people watcher just know
Doctor patient relationships are sacrosant and so a patient's personal opinion on drugs, illicit sex are critical because it could cause a breach at a critical time in treatment
so if the rumors were really strong enough and well placed and if a peson morally objects then they need to find another doc
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