4 Excluded physicians
2,654 Active physicians
1.51 Per 1,000 physicians

Why These Physicians Were Excluded

Federal exclusion types for physicians in Alaska who still have active provider records.

Exclusion type breakdown for Alaska
Reason for ExclusionCount
Felony Controlled Substance 1128a42
License Revoked/Suspended 1128b41
Program-Related Crime 1128a11

Excluded Physicians Who Moved

After being excluded, some physicians move to a different state. The new state's medical board may not be aware of the federal exclusion.

Moved to Alaska

FromCount
Arkansas1
Idaho1
New York1

Left Alaska

ToCount
Texas1

Highest-Priority Cases

Inclusion on this list reflects a federal exclusion record and an active NPI registry entry — it does not confirm the physician is currently seeing patients. NPIs may remain active for billing, research, teaching, or administrative purposes. Full methodology

These physicians have the most concerning combination of serious offense, recent registry activity, and cross-state movement.

Highest-priority excluded physicians in Alaska
PhysicianReason for ExclusionExclusion DateSpecialty
CARLSON, RAY LYNNProgram-Related Crime2025-06-19EMERGENCY MEDICINE
CHISHOLM MD, DAVID REGINALDFelony Controlled Substance2022-07-20FAMILY PRACTICE
AHMAD, MAHMOOD nanLicense Revoked/Suspended2017-07-20ANESTHESIOLOGY
DAVIDHIZAR, LAVERN RFelony Controlled Substance2024-10-20GENERAL PRACTICE

Pharmaceutical Payments to Excluded Physicians

Drug and medical device companies made these payments to excluded physicians in Alaska between 2018 and 2024.

PhysicianTotalPaymentsCompanies
DAVIDHIZAR, LAVERN R$639319
CARLSON, RAY LYNN$2711
CHISHOLM MD, DAVID REGINALD$2011
About these records

Every physician named on this page appears in an official government record — the HHS Office of Inspector General's List of Excluded Individuals/Entities (LEIE) or a state medical-board action — and is shown here as published by that agency. The basis for each exclusion is stated in the official record: some exclusions follow criminal convictions, others are administrative. Inclusion on this page asserts nothing beyond what the official record states, and an active provider registry entry does not confirm that a physician is currently seeing patients.

Different people can share the same name. Before drawing any conclusion about a specific individual, verify identity against the NPI number and the primary record at exclusions.oig.hhs.gov. If you believe a record shown here is inaccurate, outdated, or refers to a different person, email editor@thepublicledgers.org and we will review and correct it.

If you found your doctor on this page
  1. An active registry record does not confirm they are currently practicing.
  2. Check your state medical board for their current license status.
  3. Report concerns to the OIG Hotline: 1-800-HHS-TIPS.