Casey Blood Indicted on 14 Felony Counts in Alaska

Casey Blood, a 56-year-old Fairbanks nurse practitioner and owner of Alcan Medical Group, was indicted in January 2026 on 14 felony counts related to the alleged sexual abuse of two minors. He has been held on $750,000 cash-only bail since his January 5, 2026 arrest, and his clinic permanently closed on January 31, 2026.¹

The 14 Felony Counts

Blood was initially charged by criminal complaint on January 5, 2026, with four counts. A Fairbanks grand jury returned a superseding indictment on January 14, 2026, expanding the case to 14 felony counts:²

Five counts of sexual abuse of a minor in the first degree, unclassified felonies under Alaska law
Eight counts of sexual abuse of a minor in the second degree, Class B felonies
One count of distribution of indecent material to minors, a Class C felony

The charges involve two alleged victims, with conduct prosecutors say occurred between 2015 and 2023.² According to charging documents, the alleged abuse occurred outside of Blood’s medical practice, and the alleged victims were not identified as patients of Alcan Medical Group.³

Where the Case Stands in Court

Bail was set at $750,000 cash-only at Blood’s January 5 arraignment, along with additional conditions of release.³ After the grand jury returned the expanded indictment, the superior court arraignment was set for January 21, 2026, with a preliminary hearing the next day at the Rabinowitz Courthouse in Fairbanks.²

Blood is represented by Meredith Morse of the Public Defender Agency.³ The Alaska State Troopers investigated the case, and Fairbanks District Attorney Joe Dallair’s office is prosecuting it. Dallair asked anyone with relevant information to contact Investigator Albert Bell of the Alaska State Troopers.²

What Alcan Medical Group Patients Should Do

Alcan Medical Group, a family medicine clinic at 781 Old Richardson Highway in Fairbanks, stopped seeing patients after Blood’s arrest and permanently closed on January 31, 2026. A letter to patients cited “unforeseen circumstances.”¹ The clinic’s social media accounts were largely deactivated, and the phone voicemail was full.⁴

Before closing, Alcan arranged medication refills of up to 90 days for existing patients and referred them to other Fairbanks providers, including Troy Medical, Alpine Medical, and Goldstar Longevity and Wellness.¹ Troy Medical Group publicly confirmed it was taking former Alcan patients.³ Alaska Behavioral Health also offered to take on new patients. “I’m sure a lot of patients are going to be seeking new primary care providers, so we want to extend the offer to the community that we are happy and willing to serve their needs,” said primary care medical director Myra Kelly.

Blood’s Professional Background

Blood held a doctorate from South University and practiced as a family nurse practitioner, with an affiliation at Fairbanks Memorial Hospital.⁵ Alaska Department of Commerce records listed him as the sole owner of Alcan Medical Group, which focused on family medicine, men’s and women’s health, and extended care.¹ Available reporting does not indicate whether the Alaska Board of Nursing has taken any separate action against his nursing license tied to the criminal charges.

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KUAC. Fairbanks Medical Office Closes as Owner Charged With Child Sexual Abuse
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Alaska’s News Source. Hearing Delayed for Fairbanks Nurse Practitioner Accused of Child Sex Abuse
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WebCenter Fairbanks. Fairbanks Nurse Practitioner in Court Thursday on Child Sex Abuse Charges
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Alaska’s News Source. Fairbanks Nurse Practitioner in Court Thursday on Child Sex Abuse Charges
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U.S. News Health. Casey Blood, NP