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  1. Calls are growing for state action in Virginia to ban the practice of private equity takeovers that are negatively impacting healthcare.

Calls for Legislative Action in Virginia Regarding Private Equity in Healthcare

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 6
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Concerns are growing regarding the expansion of private equity into healthcare, specifically concerning the operations of companies like SCP Health and Onex in Virginia. SCP Health, which is owned by Onex, has taken over emergency care from Valley Health, a community nonprofit hospital. Critics note that under this transition, physician staffing hours are reportedly being reduced.

From nvdaily.com

Why it matters

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The situation highlights the pressure on Virginia's corporate practice of medicine laws due to private equity acquisitions. The article calls on legislators to strengthen these laws to address concerns about the negative impacts of such corporate practices on healthcare provision.

From nvdaily.com

Who's involved

  • VirginiaThe state of Virginia is the focus of calls for legislative action regarding corporate practice of medicine.
  • OnexOnex is a Canadian private equity firm whose company is involved in the healthcare transition.

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