Corporate Crimes Against Health Care Act aims to prevent exploitative private equity practices in health care.
The Corporate Crimes Against Health Care Act seeks to address exploitative practices by private equity firms in the health care sector. It includes provisions for clawback of compensation, criminal and civil penalties for unjust enrichment, and mandatory reporting requirements for health care entities. The Act also mandates a study on profit-driven practices in health care delivery and requires the Department of Health and Human Services to publicly report on ownership information.
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