Saturday, June 4, 2011

Florida Republican Gov. Rick Scott May Personally Benefit From New Law That Hands Medicaid Program Over To Private Companies

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But Scott may have another reason to push a dubious bill into law. As Mother Jones reported, one of the private managed-care companies that stand to gain from the new law is Solantic, “a chain of urgent-care clinics aimed at providing emergency services to walk-in customers. Solantic was founded in 2001 — by none other than Rick Scott:

The Florida governor founded Solantic in 2001, only a few years after he resigned as the CEO of hospital giant Columbia/HCA amid a massive Medicare fraud scandal. In January, according to the Palm Beach Post, he transferred his $62 million stake in Solantic to his wife, Ann Scott, a homemaker involved in various charitable organizations.






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2 comments:

  1. Managed care companies = profit motive = no care.

    I am not a religious man, but I have to say, evil is rampant on the planet. This motherfucker is pure evil.

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  2. He knows he's not going to get re-elected, so he will plunder while in office just like Dick Cheney did with Halliburtoon.

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