Private Equity Acquisition of Disability Services Raises Regulatory Concerns and Patient Safety Issues
Private equity firms have acquired more than 1,000 disability and elder care providers in recent years. Some have been accused of patient harm.
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Watchdog report finds over 500 private equity joint ventures with non-profit healthcare providers, urges oversight
New report details slew of ventures between private equity and non-profits and calls for greater government oversight
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Illinois bill would mandate state oversight of private equity acquisitions of disability group homes
The bill, which passed the General Assembly this spring with broad bipartisan support, requires facilities for people with intellectual and
Illinois bill would require disability group homes to disclose private equity ownership to state regulators
The bill, which passed the General Assembly this spring with broad bipartisan support, requires facilities for people with intellectual and
Illinois bill would require private equity firms to report purchases of disability group homes
The bill, which passed the General Assembly this spring with broad bipartisan support, requires facilities for people with intellectual and
States target private equity-owned nursing homes after safety crises, with Connecticut leading on transparency laws
Connecticut enacted what may be the strongest law in the country addressing transparency and accountability for private equity-owned nursing

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