Corporate Crimes Against Health Care Act aims to prevent exploitative private equity practices in healthcare.
The Corporate Crimes Against Health Care Act seeks to address exploitative practices by private equity firms in the healthcare sector. It mandates reporting of health-related ownership information, prohibits payments from federal health care programs to entities that sell assets to or use assets as collateral for a loan with a real estate investment trust, and repeals a special rule for taxable REIT subsidiaries with interests in certain health care property.
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