The recent legislative session in Hartford concluded without imposing restrictions on private equity firms purchasing hospitals, much to the disappointment of many. Governor Ned Lamont expressed the need for Connecticut to have more control over its hospitals.
Despite efforts to regulate private equity purchases of hospitals, the legislative session ended without restrictions being imposed. This has disappointed many who believe that the state needs more control over its healthcare facilities.
Governor Lamont has expressed his concern over the lack of control that Connecticut has over its hospitals, particularly in light of private equity firms purchasing them. However, despite his calls for greater regulation, no changes were made during the recent legislative session.
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