Andre Johnson v. Donald T. Snyder, Eugene McAdory Assistant Warden, Pam Grubman

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• explaining that prisoner’s correspondence to jailer about pain was inadequate to support claim that jailer knew about underlying condition
• finding it proper for health care unit administrator—who was also a nurse—to defer to a physician's diagnosis
• granting summary judgment since official presented evidence that he did not receive, review or decide plaintiffs grievance
• prison health administrator who investigated prisoner’s complaints by reviewing his medical records could defer to provider’s decisions
• Warden not deliberately indifferent to prisoner's medical needs where evidence suggested \the Warden was aware of the problem and believed that his subordinates were attending to the issue\
• fact that medical staff was addressing prisoner’s medical needs insulated the warden from liability

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