Elizabeth Warren

My Corporate Crimes Against Healthcare Act would shine a light on private equity's most parasitic practices.

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I saw this firsthand in Massachusetts after private equity drove Steward Healthcare into bankruptcy.

The president has made clear by his actions that all U.S. military aid is conditioned. In this case, Prime Minister Netanyahu has created a humanitarian disaster and he will be held accountable for that.

The CMS should move quickly to finalize this proposed rule and should make it even stronger.

The nursing home industry, however, has fiercely opposed this proposal, claiming that the nursing workforce is not big enough.

Reasonable staffing ratios would, rather than limit access to care settings, improve care and stabilize staffing at nursing homes

The CMS should move quickly to finalize this proposed rule and should make it even stronger.

The nursing home industry, however, has fiercely opposed this proposal, claiming that the nursing workforce is not big enough.

Reasonable staffing ratios would, rather than limit access to care settings, improve care and stabilize staffing at nursing homes and other care settings.

The CMS should move quickly to finalize this proposed rule and should make it even stronger.

The nursing home industry, however, has fiercely opposed this proposal, claiming that the nursing workforce is not big enough.

The potential collapse of Steward Healthcare threatens access to health care for communities all across our Commonwealth.

But it should. And that is really the point here. So, I am also introducing new legislation to change that.

We have failed to step up and change the law to protect the delivery of health care system in America.

We need to put an end to that, and we can.

The Stop Wall Street Looting Act's joint liability provisions would create actual accountability for that kind of corporate profiteering.

We need these hospitals, and we need them to be open and functioning, and functioning at a high level.

It is called the Stop Wall Street Looting Act, and it is the most comprehensive legislation to fundamentally reform the private equity industry.

This is a prime example of the danger of private equity. The private equity firms walk away with hundreds of millions of dollars.

We need to hold these executives accountable. We need to rein in private equity's influence over the health care system.

Failure to appear is cowardice.

We need to keep the doors open. We need to protect workers. And we need to provide quality care for our communities.

I think if it were beneficial for the hospitals or beneficial for the people of the Commonwealth, we would hear about all of those elements.

How do they think they are going to make tens of millions, hundreds of millions of dollars in return on their investment?