The investigation by Fault Lines and Mother Jones exposes the troubling actions of a private equity firm that systematically undermined a major hospital chain in the U.S. in the quest for profit. It follows the tragic stories of Nabil Haque, whose wife died due to lack of care, and Lisa Malick, who lost her newborn because of inadequate facilities. The film portrays the harsh realities families face when healthcare becomes a business, as Steward Health Care executives extracted capital, creating debt and leading to one of the largest hospital bankruptcies in history, all while profiting significantly.
The investigation reveals how Steward Health Care executives drained resources from essential hospitals, leading to significant patient risks and one of the largest hospital bankruptcies in US history.
The trauma of families impacted by hospital closures highlights the consequences of prioritizing profit over patient care in a healthcare system driven by private equity.
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