Steward Health Care is out of Massachusetts. But plenty of wreckage has been left behind.
The Steward era in Massachusetts health care officially ended on Tuesday, but its wreckage will be with us for years. Six former Steward hospitals were transferred to new owners, and I assume they can only be an improvement.
Steward Health's ousted CEO sues Senators over contempt resolution
Steward Health Care's Ralph de la Torre, who is stepping down as the bankrupt private hospital network's chief executive, on Monday sued a U.S. Senate committee which has voted to hold him in contempt for refusing to testify about Steward's financial troubles.
The Boston nonprofit can remove Steward as administrator of health plan covering 15,000 current and former military service ...
Steward Health Care CEO Ralph de la Torre has filed a lawsuit against a U.S. Senate committee that pursued contempt charges ...
Since Steward’s bankruptcy announcement, members of the Committee have painted Dr. de la Torre as a villain and scapegoated ...
Local hospitals owned by Steward Health Care are being transferred to new hands – a change already reflected in signs outside ...
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey on Tuesday announced that five of bankrupt Steward Health Care’s hospitals have been ...
De la Torre is asking the court to declare that all actions related to enforcement of the subpoena are invalid and ...
The Holy Family Hospital community at campuses in Haverhill and Methuen gathered Tuesday to celebrate their finalized sale to ...
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David Steward Is Now Said To Be The Richest Black Man In America With An Estimated $11.4B Net WorthDavid Steward is the richest Black man in America. Forbes has released their annual Forbes 400 list, a definitive ranking of ...
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