Five years of cash flow with no asset stripping greatly increases barrier to entry
That’s the whole point: it’s meant to disincentivise private equity from seeing healthcare as a business like all others that they can destroy for profit.
patient cost will simply rise across the board in response
Not if it’s enforced strictly enough that private equity stays away entirely, see above.
Literally no one wants this bill to pass as it is.
I and probably millions of others would. Healthcare is a basic human need and should never be at the mercy of asset stripping profit vultures.
None of the rules are inherently unreasonable. That they’re still considered strict enough to be a barrier speaks volumes about the predatory practices of private equity.
That’s the whole point: it’s meant to disincentivise private equity from seeing healthcare as a business like all others that they can destroy for profit.
Not if it’s enforced strictly enough that private equity stays away entirely, see above.
I and probably millions of others would. Healthcare is a basic human need and should never be at the mercy of asset stripping profit vultures.
None of the rules are inherently unreasonable. That they’re still considered strict enough to be a barrier speaks volumes about the predatory practices of private equity.
naivete
Says the guy complaining on behalf of corporate vultures as if they give a shit whether he lives or dies 🙄
Enjoy your scraps, doggo. I’ll sit at the table.
I’d much rather eat scraps than what you’re having.