Governor Lamont Calls for Increased Oversight of Private Equity Firms Owning Hospitals in Connecticut

The recent legislative session in Connecticut saw no restrictions placed on private equity firms purchasing hospitals. Governor Ned Lamont expressed his belief that the state needed to take a more active role in overseeing hospital ownership.

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Governor Lamont’s call for increased oversight of hospital ownership highlights the need for greater transparency and accountability in the healthcare industry. Private equity firms have been known to cut costs and maximize profits at the expense of patient care, which can have dire consequences for patients and communities alike. By taking a more active role in regulating hospital ownership, Governor Lamont is working to protect the interests of Connecticut residents and ensure that they receive the quality healthcare they deserve.