Private equity: Spell out details for investors, physicians

Who’s in charge of oversight when private equity invests in health care? Who could be charged with fraud? Spell out details early, said Jolie Apicella, JD, who previously worked as an assistant United States attorney and chief of health care fraud in the Eastern District of New York. Now in private practice, in this video series she explains the current regulatory environment and what doctors and investors should consider when joining private equity with medical enterprises.