Matthew Perry’s disgraced doctor spotted treating patients despite actor’s death

Dr. Salvador Plasencia was spotted atop his Malibu Canyon Urgent Care facility, where he was charged with Dr. Mark Chavez in relation to the death of Friends star Matthew Perry.

Matthew Perry’s disgraced physician, Dr. Salvador Plasencia, who faces charges related to the late actor’s death, was recently spotted at his healthcare facility in California. Dr. Salvador Plasencia, 42, has been charged alongside Dr. Mark Chavez regarding the demise of the ‘Friends’ star.

On Monday, he was spotted by DailyMail.com’s photographers standing outside his Malibu Canyon Urgent Care facility. He appeared uneasy outside his business, dressed in a dark all-black ensemble and sporting blue trainers. Dr. Plascencia is described as a “trained” professional in both paediatrics and internal medicine on the clinic’s website.

Tragically, Perry suffered a lethal ketamine overdose in October 2023, discovered lifeless in his Los Angeles residence’s hot tub by his aide Kenneth Iwamasa. The allegations suggest Chavez sold ketamine lozenges to Plasencia, who stands accused of supplying them to Perry.

Despite the serious nature of their charges linked to Perry’s untimely passing, both doctors presently face “zero restrictions” on their medical licenses, allowing them to prescribe potent medications as reported by TMZ.

Both licenses are current and active, and the California State Medical Board has stated in a statement that it has not placed any restrictions on them.

Apparently, Plasencia was the subject of a disparaging rant in a text message about Perry’s worth, with one saying, “I wonder how much this moron will pay” after discovering the actor had sought ketamine. Plasencia has entered a not-guilty plea to the charges brought against him.

In one instance, it is revealed that Plascenica and Chavez worked together to pay Perry an outrageous $2, 000 for a ketamine vial. He spent only $12 on the drug in an effort to feed his addiction.

Chavez, 54, has admitted his involvement in the tragic and widely-publicized overdose case by entering a guilty plea this October.

He is still staring down the barrel of a decade in jail despite entering a plea deal. On April 2, 2025, he will receive his sentencing.

Perry, who played Chandler Bing as one of the biggest stars of his generation on Friends, had battled addiction for years.

He starred in NBC’s blockbuster sitcom Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, and David Schwimmer for 10 seasons between 1994 and 2004.

Source: Mirror