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Campaign for Accountability

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Campaign for Accountability

@Accountable_Org

Campaign for Accountability (CfA) uses research, litigation and aggressive communications to expose misconduct & malfeasance in public life.

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Campaign for Accountability
@Accountable_Org
Jun 24
NEW: This week, CfA submitted a complaint to @NewYorkStateAG, urging her to investigate the advertising practices and ultrasound services of New York “crisis pregnancy centers” (CPCs) that advertise their ability to diagnose ectopic pregnancies.
Watchdog Urges Investigation of Improper CPC Diagnostic Practices
From campaignforaccountability.org
Campaign for Accountability
@Accountable_Org
Jul 30
NEW: Today, CfA—represented by Patterson Belknap Webb & Tyler LLP—petitioned to unseal all records concerning the disciplinary proceeding against John A. Sarcone III, the First Assistant U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of New York.
Watchdog Files to Unseal John Sarcone Disciplinary Proceedings
From campaignforaccountability.org
Campaign for Accountability
@Accountable_Org
Jun 26
Jill Shannon, a cancer patient in New Mexico, was told by private equity-owned Memorial Medical Center in Las Cruces that she needed to pay $4k–$6k upfront before a critical procedure—even though she was insured. She couldn't pay, so she canceled.
How private equity is squeezing more profit out of hospital patients
From nbcnews.com
Campaign for Accountability
@Accountable_Org
Jun 25
NEW: Private equity firms are driving up healthcare costs for patients already struggling to afford everyday essentials, according to a new CfA report. CfA's analysis found that PE-owned hospitals netted $669 more per patient compared to other hospitals.
Overbilled and Overtreated: Private Equity and the Healthcare Cost Crisis
From campaignforaccountability.org
Campaign for Accountability
@Accountable_Org
Jun 16
NEW: CfA asked the DC bar to investigate Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward. As the sole gov. signatory on the deal creating Trump’s $1.776 bil fund to pay out the same Jan 6 defendants and Trump associates Woodward previously represented, he may have broken bar rules.