The state has suspended the medical license for the ‘Hockey Doc’ from Farmington Hills after being charged with 31 counts of sexual abuse.
Local 4 obtained a report from the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA) that confirms Dr. Zvi Levran’s temporary suspension as of January 2023.
The report also details allegations made by a 19-year-old male patient who first brought charges against Levran in October 2022.
The report alleges Levran performed oral sex on the anonymous patient during a doctor’s home office visit on Oct. 18, 2022.
The report claims the patient was familiar with Levran from his prior involvement in the Novi Hockey Program, where Levran occasionally provided treatment to players, which included appointments at his home office.
The patient reportedly sought treatment after aggravating a previous hip injury during hockey practice.
The report states Levran took the patient’s medical history, “Including asking him about his sexual activity at a level of detail that appeared unrelated to the injury the patient was seeking treatment for.”
The report alleges Levran performed a “Relaxation Massage” on the patient.
It claims Levran repeatedly touched the patient in inappropriate places while naked before performing oral sex on the patient.
The report states Levran told the patient not to tell his father about it.
The patient told his sister and then Farmington Hills police.
Since then, more accusers have come forward. Levran has pleaded not guilty to the 31 sexual abuse charges against him.
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