An act concerning hospital sale-leaseback transactions and attestations concerning lack of a controlling interest of a hospital OR of interference with the professional judgment and clinical decisions of certain health care providers of a hospital by a private equity entity.
An Act Concerning Hospital Sale-Leaseback Transactions and Attestations Concerning Lack of a Controlling Interest of a Hospital OR of Interference With the Professional Judgment and Clinical Decisions of Certain Health Care Providers of a Hospital by a Private Equity Entity.
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Overview
To (1) permit hospitals experiencing financial distress to enter into sale-leaseback agreements under certain circumstances, and (2) require hospitals to submit attestations that no private equity entity has a controlling interest in the hospital or interferes with the professional judgment or clinical decision-making of certain health care providers.
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