New York health officials are investigating the clinic that was treating Joan Rivers when the actress and comedian went into cardiac arrest last week. Several reports say the probe was prompted by circumstances surrounding the outpatient procedure.
The 81-year-old actress, comedian and red carpet fashion critic died on Thursday. Last week Rivers was hospitalized and later placed on life-support after going into cardiac arrest at a doctor's office during a procedure on her throat. On Wednesday, Rivers' family said she had been moved from intensive care at Mount Sinai Hospital into a private room.
