Physician Investigation  ·  Chandler, Arizona

Dr. Hassan Khan Sexual Abuse Lawyers

Dr. Hassan Khan, an Arizona physician, was arrested in July 2026 on felony charges of sexual assault and sexual abuse involving two patients.

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Were Patients at American Medical Associates Sexually Abused by Dr. Hassan Khan?

Dr. Hassan Khan, chief medical director at American Medical Associates in Chandler, Arizona, was arrested in July 2026, at his Gilbert home following allegations of sexual assault and sexual abuse against two patients.

Dr. Khan is also affiliated with Dignity Health locations in Chandler and Gilbert, Arizona and with Banner Ocotillo Medical Center in Chandler.

Overview

Two patients reported sexual assault by Dr. Hassan Khan during appointments at American Medical Associates in Chandler. Khan was arrested in July 2026.

Allegations Against Dr. Hassan Khan

2026

In July 2026, Khan was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting two patients.

He allegedly performed oral sex on one patient in January 2025.

He allegedly sexually assaulted a second patient in February 2025, pressing his penis against her arm.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I sue Dr. Khan for sexual abuse that occurred during a medical appointment?
Yes. If you were sexually abused by Dr. Khan during a medical examination or appointment, you may have grounds for a civil claim against him directly. A criminal conviction is not required to pursue a civil case.
Can I sue American Medical Associates, not just Dr. Khan?
Potentially. As the practice where the alleged abuse occurred, American Medical Associates may share liability if it failed to respond appropriately to complaints or signs of misconduct. Whether the practice bears liability depends on the specific circumstances and what the owners knew or should have known.
How long do I have to file a lawsuit in Arizona?
For adult survivors of sexual assault in Arizona, the statute of limitations for civil claims is generally two years from the date of the assault. Given that the incidents reported occurred in early 2025, time may be limited. Contact our attorneys as soon as possible to understand your options.
Does my abuser have to have been convicted of a crime for me to sue?
No. Civil and criminal cases operate under different legal standards. You do not need a criminal conviction — or even criminal charges — to pursue a civil claim. This applies even if your abuser has since died.
Will I have to testify in court?
Many civil cases resolve through settlement without a public trial. You will be involved in every major decision throughout the process and will not be required to take any step you are not comfortable with.
What if I only recently recognized what happened to me as abuse?
Delayed recognition of traumatic experiences is well-documented. We encourage you to speak with an attorney regardless of when you came to understand what you experienced.
What does it cost to hire Levy Konigsberg AZ?
Nothing upfront. We work on contingency — we are only paid if we recover compensation on your behalf. Your consultation is free and confidential.
What compensation can I recover?
Civil claims may include past and future medical and mental health costs, pain and suffering, emotional distress, lost income, and other economic and non-economic damages.

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