New Oregon Health Care Merger Law Gets First Test
A New York private equity firm wants state approval to buy two Oregon hospice facilities as part of $2.8 billion national health care transaction.
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A New York private equity firm wants state approval to buy two Oregon hospice facilities as part of $2.8 billion national health care transaction.
Some states aren't waiting as Congress decides whether to pass pro-consumer legislation to address wheelchair suppliers' failure to provide timely repairs.
With private equity funds acquiring gastoenterology practices, investment managers now control the financial decisions for many medical offices caring for patients with digestive ailments.