Definitions

A complaint is defined as an allegation of a special act of omission, which, if proven true, would constitute employee misconduct; or an expression of dissatisfaction with a policy, procedure, practice, philosophy, service expectation, or legal standard of the agency.

Misconduct is defined as an act or omission by an employee, which, if proven true, would normally result in some form of discipline or sanction. This includes but not limited to the following:

• Commission of an unlawful act
• Neglect of duty
• Violation of any department policy, procedure, rule or regulation or training procedure; or
• Conduct that may unfavorably reflect upon the employee or agency 

The integrity of the Lexington Medical Center Department of Public Safety depends on the personal integrity of each of its employees. Our department strives to maintain the trust and confidence of the patients, visitors and staff that we serve. The department shall maintain a quality control system to ensure our employees provide quality services.

Your opinion is important. The Lexington Medical Center Department of Public Safety is committed to receiving compliments and accepting complaints about the actions and performance of all personnel. As an organization, we try very hard to provide the highest level of quality services to all of the patients, visitors and staff. While we look forward to hearing about positive interactions you encounter with members of our Department, policing is a very difficult and complex job in today’s society, and we realize that mistakes can be made and the actions of our personnel may fall short of your expectations.

Members of the Lexington Medical Center Department of Public Safety are aware of the important responsibilities and duties they have as public servants. Public Safety operates under the constitutional guarantees afforded to everyone under the laws that govern us. Therefore, the courteous receipt of complaints, a thorough and impartial investigation and just dispositions are important in maintaining the confidence of our citizens.

Need to file a compliment for or a complaint against LMC or a member of Public Safety?

See Below.

LMC Public Safety In Person By Mail
 

Need to file a complaint against the hospital?

Contact the Action Line

By Phone: (803) 791-2342

By Email: actionline@lexhealth.org

 
 

Contact the Director of Public Safety

E-mail: jpmcclarrie@lexhealth.org
Phone: (803) 936-8922

 

In Person

Lexington Medical Center Department of Public Safety
115 West Hospital Drive
West Columbia, SC 29169

The office is open Monday - Friday from 7:30 am - 5:00 pm.

If you come to the officer to file a complaint, you will speak with a supervisor about your complaint.

 
 

By Mail

Lexington Medical Center Department of Public Safety Attn: Director 115 West Hospital Drive West Columbia, SC 29169