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Committee advances H583 with new reporting rules and $25,000 cap for material misrepresentations
Summary
A legislative committee voted to report H583 (draft 3.2) out of committee after accepting language that restricts private-equity and hedge-fund control over healthcare pricing, narrows reporting to certain facilities and management-services organizations, and imposes up to $25,000 per material misrepresentation in required reports.
A legislative committee on an unspecified date voted to report H583 (draft 3.2) out of committee after agreeing to changes that tighten oversight of private equity and hedge-fund involvement in healthcare facilities and add reporting and penalty provisions.
Jen Carvey of the Office of Legislative Council, who presented the draft, said the bill replaces an older licensing term with a focus on "healthcare provider services" and narrows the reporting obligation to "each healthcare facility and each management services organization," using the section heading phrase "certain healthcare entities" to avoid repeating the full list in the section title. Carvey also…
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