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Apollo Global Management operates hospitals in Gallatin, Tennessee

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What happened

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Apollo Global Management acquired Brentwood-based Lifepoint Health in 2018 for $5.6 billion. Lifepoint Health, which now operates 137 hospitals nationwide, is the majority owner and operator of Highpoint Health hospitals in Gallatin, Hartsville, and Carthage, Tennessee.

From timesfreepress.com

Why it matters

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The trend of private equity firms purchasing hospitals is raising concerns that maximizing profits may be prioritized over community health needs. A national report estimated that more than 1 in 10 U.S. hospitals is now owned by investors hoping to double their money in about seven years.

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Who's involved

  • Apollo Global ManagementPrivate equity firm that acquired Lifepoint Health and operates hospitals in Gallatin
  • GallatinCity in Tennessee where Apollo Global Management operates hospitals
  • TennesseeState of the United States where Lifepoint Health operates hospitals

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • GallatinSpeculative

    The private equity acquisition of Lifepoint Health might increase local healthcare costs and reduce care quality in Gallatin

  • The private equity acquisition might intensify market pressure and regulatory scrutiny on Tennessee healthcare costs

  • CVS HealthSpeculative

    The private equity acquisition might intensify market pressure and regulatory scrutiny on Tennessee healthcare costs

  • SECSpeculative

    Increased scrutiny over PE-owned hospitals might affect price transparency and care quality

Possible ripples

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