🌎 North America Apr 9, 2026 · Peter Elkind

For-Profit Hospital Chain Never Put Aside Money for Malpractice Insurance to Compensate Injured Patients

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For-Profit Hospital Chain Never Put Aside Money for Malpractice Insurance to Compensate Injured Patients
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The collapse of Prospect Medical, a for-profit hospital chain plundered by private equity and the company’s management, has generated a painful litany of woes.



Amid a debt-fueled acquisition spree that saw the small California company grow to 17 hospitals in six states, Prospect was repeatedly cited for dangerous medical care, poor infection control and unsanitary facilities. The company stiffed state and local governments on more than $135 million in taxes and didn’t pay vendors for equipmen

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