Where can an Arizona care concern go?

For care from a doctor, use the doctor’s board

An MD is a medical doctor. A DO holds a doctor of osteopathic medicine degree, another kind of doctor degree with its own board. A

As of October 3, 2026, an MD care complaint goes to Arizona’s Medical Board. B

A DO complaint goes to the Osteopathic Board. B

Neither board promises money back or a set result. B

For care from a nurse, use the Nursing Board

As of October 3, 2026, you can tell Arizona’s Nursing Board about a nurse who may have broken a care rule or law. C

Its page has a link to send a complaint online. C

For a pharmacy concern, ask the Pharmacy Board

Arizona’s Pharmacy Board can investigate claims of a broken pharmacy law under its rules as of October 3, 2026. D

Ask the board how to send the facts you have. Keep the pharmacy name, label and papers together.

For clinic care or a misleading sale, use these offices

As of October 3, 2026, Arizona’s Health Department gives complaint routes for licensed health facilities. E

For unfair or misleading sales, the Attorney General has a way to send a complaint. E

Use the Health Department for care at a licensed facility and the Attorney General for a misleading sale. Neither promises a set result. E

For a medicine problem, there is also MedWatch

MedWatch lets patients and health professionals tell the FDA about medicine problems. F

The federal medicine agency is the Food and Drug Administration, abbreviated FDA.

MedWatch collects medicine-problem reports. A board handles concerns about how a person gave care or followed license rules. G

A concern can involve both the medicine and the care you received. You can tell MedWatch about the medicine and ask the person’s board about a care complaint. G