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Davenport doctor pleads guilty to soliciting prostitution


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Originally Posted Online: Nov. 20, 2012, 8:10 pm
Last Updated: Nov. 20, 2012, 9:28 pm
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By Sarah Hayden, shayden@qconline.com

A Davenport doctor has been sanctioned by the Iowa Board of Medicine after pleading guilty on Nov. 15 to charges of prostitution.

Dr. Timothy J. Maves, 51, was an anesthesiologist at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City. He and 16 other people were arrested in August during a two-day prostitution sting in Coralville.

He currently is listed as an independent anesthesia provider at Spring Park Surgery Center in Davenport.

Dr. Maves signed an agreement that states he will pay a $625 criminal fine, provide 50 hours of community service and serve one year of self-supervised probation.

The board issued Dr. Maves a public reprimand and a civil penalty of $2,500. It also ordered him to complete a board-approved professional ethics program.If he fails to comply with any part of the agreement, the board can suspend or revoke his medical license.










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