Cassidy, Sanders press DOJ on former Steward CEO’s contempt referral
Sy Mukherjee / healthcaredive - The Senate referred the former Ralph de la Torre, Steward Health Care’s former CEO, for possible prosecution nearly two years ago after he defied a congressional subpoena. Now, two Senators are asking for an update.
AI Summary: Lawmakers have formally urged the Justice Department for clarity and action on a contempt referral tied to the former CEO of Steward Health Care. The congressional push seeks to determine whether prosecutorial steps will follow alleged noncompliance with court orders, elevating scrutiny of corporate accountability and enforcement in healthcare governance.
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