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Senate probes whether role of private-equity firms harm ER care – NBC 7 San Diego

An inquiry by a Senate committee into ER care centers on three of the nation’s largest private-equity firms.

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Senate investigating whether ER care has been harmed by growing role of private-equity firms

Senate investigating whether ER care has been harmed by growing role of private-equity firms
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The corporatization of medicine not good for patients, doctors

The corporatization of medicine not good for patients, doctors
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FELDMAN COLUMN: Corporate takeover of health care problematic

The corporatization of medicine. It can’t be good for patients. I know it’s not good for physicians.

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10% of US Doctors Work for UnitedHealth Is That a Problem?

With so many physicians under one payer's control, an economist and physician question the impact of continued healthcare consolidation.

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