Corporate Crimes Against Health Care Act
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Cosponsors (4)
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Plain-English Summary
This bill would create new criminal penalties for corporations and their executives who commit fraud, negligence, or other serious violations in the health care industry, such as knowingly selling dangerous drugs or billing for services never provided. It aims to hold large health care companies and their leaders personally accountable through fines and potential prison time for misconduct that harms patients or defrauds the government. The measure would affect pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, insurance providers, and medical device manufacturers.
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