Eric Currie, a former Seattle Pain Centers patient, is photographed on Sept. 16, 2016 in Seattle. More than 1,500 former patients of Seattle Pain Centers have sought help in Washington emergency rooms since the chain of clinics was closed abruptly in July, and hundreds more have swamped local hospital programs. The Seattle Times reports some providers say they’re struggling to meet the void left when the center’s medical director, Dr. Frank Li, was stripped of his medical license for practices that state regulators said possibly contributed to the deaths of at least 18 patients since 2010. (Johnny Andrews/The Seattle Times via AP)
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