Former Steward Healthcare CEO Ralph de la Torre is expected to question whether proceedings he is facing before the United States Senate impinge on criminal charges he is to face before the ...
El Planeta reached out to Steward Health Care International Colombia to inquire whether the financial crisis affecting the ...
When Ralph de la Torre resigned Tuesday from Steward Health Care, many of the nurses and doctors across the national hospital chain rejoiced and called it the start of a new era.
A judge last month approved the sale of Melbourne Regional Medical Center, Rockledge Regional Medical Center and Sebastian ...
The vote starts a process in which the full U.S. Senate and the U.S. Attorney would also weigh on on pressing charges that could deliver de la Torre a prison sentence.… Happy Friday! Here are ...
4. Steward Chairman and CEO Ralph de la Torre, MD, separated from the system Oct. 1. "While Dr. de la Torre has amicably separated from Steward on mutually agreeable terms, he will continue to be a ...
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‘Like it was abandoned.’ Can new owner help fix the problems at this Hialeah hospital?Unions representing hospital workers have spoken about staffing challenges, including the resignations of key staff members.
Delays in finalizing the sale of its physician network to Optum led to additional financial issues, according to Steward CEO Ralph de la Torre, MD. 3. Pueblo, Colo.-based Rocky Mountain Eye Center ...
Lawmakers and other critics have charged Steward’s former chief executive Ralph de la Torre and his financial partners, private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management and real estate investment ...
5. While Steward hospitals continued to struggle financially, were unable to pay vendors, and lacked proper medical supplies, attention turned to Steward CEO Ralph de la Torre, MD, and his two ...
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Mass. lawmakers call for severance for workers at Steward’s Carney, Nashoba Valley hospitalsLast week, Healey mourned those shutdowns and laid the blame for the company’s financial meltdown squarely at the feet of de la Torre. “I understand that the community, patients, and workers ...
Five South Florida hospitals formerly run by a troubled health company are under a new owner and management.
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