Stop Medical Profiteering and Theft Act prohibits certain real property sales or leases for health care entities if they risk financial stability or.
The Stop Medical Profiteering and Theft Act, also known as the Stop MPT Act, prohibits health care entities and covered firms from selling or leasing real property to real estate investment trusts if the terms would weaken the entity financially or risk public health. The Secretary of Health and Human Services reviews sale or lease terms to ensure compliance. States may enforce these requirements, and the Secretary can apply civil penalties up to $10,000 per violation.
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