The Texas Medical Board's suspension says that Dr. Michael Gallagher poses a “continuing threat to public welfare.'
According to court documents, Dr. Michael Gallagher was acting as the medical director for Luxe Med Spa in Wortham, which is northeast of Waco, when patient Jennifer Cleveland, 47, died.
The staff at the med spa was performing treatments that required a medical license, according to the TMB. Why Dallas doctor accused of tampering with IV bags was allowed to practice while under investigation The Corsicana & Navarro County Chamber of Commerce called her a "great friend and wonderful overall person."
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