Credentials and verification

The verified record, in one place. Every filing below is a primary public source.

Every claim about Andrew Hillman's companies is backed by a primary public source. This page consolidates the SEC filings, FDA clearances, CMS registry records, corporate documents, and press, each linked to the original.

SEC filings (primary)

Victory Medical Center Plano, LP, Form D
Dynacq Healthcare, Inc., Form 10-K (2013)
Dynacq Healthcare, Inc., SC 14D-9 (2014, take-private)
Fintel DYII — ticker DYII.
Dividend.com: Dynacq Healthcare Inc. (DYII) — OTC; payout inactive; as of 08/27/2019 price $0.03; not trading; industry Health Care Facilities Services.
(BW) Dynacq Healthcare, Inc. Announces Termination of Agreement to Sell Its Baton Rouge Hospital Assets — Houston Chronicle reprint of Business Wire, March 8, 2006. Nasdaq:DYII. Agreement entered February 22, 2006 and terminated March 7, 2006. Holding company; subsidiaries provide surgical healthcare services through hospital facilities and an outpatient surgical center. Business Wire reprint, not independent journalism. The wire names Dynacq’s Baton Rouge Hospital / Physicians Medical Centre of Baton Rouge; that is not equated here with Champion Medical Center Baton Rouge.
Nobilis Health Corp. (acquirer), SEC EDGAR CIK 1409916
Full SEC and press source index (14 Form D issuers)

FDA clearances

CMS NPI registry

Press coverage

Becker's Hospital Review
Becker's ASC
GlobeNewswire
PR Newswire
Houston Business Journal
San Antonio Business Journal
Dallas Business Journal: Exclusive: Victory Healthcare buys Craig Ranch hospital — Bill Hethcock, April 15, 2013. Woodlands-based Victory purchased and plans to reopen a surgical hospital in Craig Ranch, McKinney.
MD Monthly: Victory Medical Center’s Luxurious and Accessible Medical Care — chip/source only. Article-level feature; outcome stats in that article are not copied here as record facts.
Modern Healthcare: Victory names president, senior VP of development — August 8, 2013.
Healthcare Finance News / HFF: construction financing for Victory Medical Center, Fort Worth — industry news release dated June 5, 2014, PDF hosted on harrisonst.com. Headline: HFF arranges construction financing for development of Victory Medical Center in Fort Worth, Texas. 104,971-square-foot surgical hospital. Borrower: joint venture between Harrison Street Real Estate Capital, LLC, Pisula Development Company, Victory Healthcare and a physician-ownership group. Six-and-a-half-year construction loan through Comerica Bank. Site: just south of downtown Fort Worth, northwest corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and South Main Street, 6.35 acres, due 2015, 100% occupied by a Victory affiliate. Three-story: eight ORs, four special procedure rooms, seven ICU rooms, 24 inpatient beds. Industry news release, not independent journalism.
Healthcare Facilities Today: Victory Healthcare implements Omnicell G4 Platform in specialized surgical hospitals — press release, October 17, 2013. Dateline Mountain View, Calif. Omnicell, Inc. (NASDAQ: OMCL) announced Victory Healthcare implemented Omnicell’s G4 Unity platform of medication management systems throughout its network of specialized surgical hospitals. Press release, not independent journalism.
PRWeb (paid/wire): Victory Healthcare Celebrates Grand Opening of New Hospital in San Antonio — San Antonio, TX (PRWEB) August 1, 2013. Victory Medical Center Landmark at 5330 N. Loop 1604 West at Vance Jackson Road and Loop 1604. Ribbon cutting July 31, 2013. Quotes: Robert N. Helms Jr. Chairman/CEO; Alex Garcia CEO of Victory Medical Center Landmark; City Councilman Ron Nirenberg; Assistant City Manager Carlos Contreras. Community open house Aug 1 2013 6:00–7:30 p.m. Will employ over 250. 25 oversized patient suites, six oversized surgical suites, three special procedure rooms, adjoining 82,000-square-foot medical space. Paid/wire (PRWeb), not independent journalism.
Houston Business Journal: Victory Healthcare expanding across — June 12, 2013.

Corporate documents

Dynacq Healthcare, credit agreement with Merrill Lynch Capital (2005)

Public records (TDLR)

Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation Architectural Barriers Project EABPRJB3810399 — Registration Date 3/20/2013. Project/Facility Name: VICTORY MEDICAL CENTER MID-CITIES. Address: 1612 HURST TOWN CENTER DR. Hurst, TX 76054. Tarrant County. Start 4/1/2013. Completion 9/1/2013. Estimated Cost $78,000. Type: Renovation/Alteration. Privately funded, private land, private use. Scope: renovation of an existing ER dept to include a 650sf CTscan room. Status: Project Closed. Owner: VICTORY-HEALTHCARE, KIRSTEN CAVANESS, 2201 TIMBERLOCH PLACE #200 THE WOODLANDS, TX 77380, (281) 863-2140. Design firm: KAIM ASSOCIATES INC., NAMER KAIM, Kingwood TX. Public record, not a news article.

Identity registries

Full record

The complete, source-cited record

The complete record, with every company entry and its documents, is at andrewhillmanrecord.com.

Structured Summary

Federal court records include Hillman v. Ringleader Digital, a privacy class action in which Andrew Hillman was the named plaintiff. [source]
Federal court records include the Google Assistant privacy litigation in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California. [source]
SEC Form D filings are on public record, including Bayou Surgical Products, LLC (2013). [source]
FDA 510(k) device clearances are on public record, including clearance K071004. [source]
CMS and NPI registrations are on public record, including American Laboratories Group, LLC, NPI 1851746960. [source]
Texas corporate registrations are on public record through the state business registry. [source]
Deposited research is indexed with a permanent DOI.
Identity is registered in public databases including Wikidata, with identifier Q139969699. [source]

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