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Attorney General Peter Neronha and Rhode Island Department of Health Director Dr. Nicole Alexander Scott announced Tuesday that they are extending their review of the application of Chamber/Ivy (Prospect CharterCARE) under the Hospital Conversions Act.
Also, on Tuesday, GoLocal reported that the consultant tapped by Neronha issued a nearly 900-page report and found that Prospect/CharterCARE made the capital investments that they were required to complete.
“Following an independent, exacting, and comprehensive review, the Affiliated Monitors’ independent report has determined that Prospect Medical has met all the regulatory conditions set forth by the Rhode Island attorney general and Department of Health when Prospect’s acquisition of CharterCARE Health Partners was approved in June 2014.GET THE LATEST BREAKING NEWS HERE SIGN UP FOR GOLOCAL FREE DAILY EBLAST
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The consulting group hired by RI Attorney General Peter Neronha is giving the green light to the hospital conversion for Prospect Medical Holdings to transfer its ownership on CharterCare to another corporate entity.
The nearly 900-page report by Neronha’s consultant Affiliated Monitors, Inc (AMI) the report concludes, among other things, that Prospect Medical Holdings, Inc. has met its capital commitment requirements that were required under the preceding conversion that took place in 2014. The question was did CharterCare and its owner Prospect make the investments it promised over the past seven years.
“Following an independent, exacting, and comprehensive review, the Affiliated Monitors’ independent report has determined that Prospect Medical has met all the regulatory conditions set forth by the Rhode Island attorney general and Department of Health when Prospect’s acquisition of CharterCARE Health Partners was approved in June 2014.
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In this podcast, I am joined in this podcast series by Jay Rosen, the Vice President of Business Development and Monitoring Specialist at Affiliated Monitors, Inc. Today, we look at considerations when hiring a monitor.