"Serious Medical Errors Rose After Private Equity Firms Bought Hospitals" was the headline of a New York Times article looking at the findings of "a major study of the effects of such acquisitions on ...

A hospital’s acquisition by a private equity firm is linked to a rise in adverse events despite the pool of lower-risk patients they tend to admit, according to a Medicare Part A claims analysis ...

Patients receiving care at hospitals owned by private-equity firms experience more bloodstream and surgical site infections and they fall more often, a new study by academics at Harvard University and ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Seed investments in hedge funds, private equity funds, private credit funds, and other investment vehicles continued to generate significant deal volume in 2023, according ...

Compared to their peers, hospitals acquired by private equity reduced salary spending, cut staffing levels and experienced higher mortality rates within their emergency departments, according to a ...

After hospitals were acquired by private equity firms, patient death rates in the emergency departments rose by 13% compared with similar hospitals, according to research published this week in Annals ...

Whether it was simply mismanaged or actively looted by a series of grab-and-dump private equity owners, it is clear that Red Lobster — for decades one of the nation’s most recognizable restaurant ...

The rate of serious medical complications increased in hospitals after they were purchased by private equity investment firms, according to a major study of the effects of such acquisitions on patient ...

A new study shows an increase in the rate of inpatient complications, including infections and falls, though patients were no more likely to die. By Reed Abelson and Margot Sanger-Katz The rate of ...

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New research, focused on 19 of the 25 largest U.S. private equity-leveraged buyout families, argues private equity is riskier than the publicly traded funds in which defined contribution plans ...