Posted by Admin | 12:49 PM

A Washington Post investigation into diversion of money from US not-for-profit organizations provided a striking case study showing the app...

Labels: American Legacy Foundation, fraud, managers' coup d'etat, non-profit organizations

Posted by Admin | 12:35 PM

This story is just in time for Halloween.  The Lawsuit Challenging the Non-Profit Status of UPMC Back in March, 2013, we discussed a lawsui...

Labels: deception, non-profit organizations, UPMC

Posted by Admin | 10:53 AM

The CEOs of ostensibly charitable hospitals founded to serve the poor continue to become rich.   The latest reminders are in two articles fr...

Labels: deception, executive compensation, hospital systems, Hospitals, mission-hostile management, non-profit organizations, perverse incentives

Posted by Admin | 8:06 AM

We recently discussed the uncomfortable situation of Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, the non-profit health system/ academic medical cent...

Labels: financialization, non-profit organizations, Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, Wake Forest University

Posted by Admin | 12:13 PM

This year we note the beginning of action against the power of large health care organizations lead by hired executives and cronies who seem...

Labels: executive compensation, hospital systems, logical fallacies, non-profit organizations, organized resistance, Providence Health Systems, public relations

Posted by Admin | 11:55 AM

There is another indication that push back against the power of large health care organizations is getting more significant. In February, 20...

Labels: concentration of power, logical fallacies, non-profit organizations, oligopoly, public relations, UPMC

Posted by Admin | 1:55 PM

We have occasionally discussed the cases of  some patient advocacy organizations which seem to be influenced by substantial financial suppor...

Labels: crime, dark money, deception, money laundering, non-profit organizations, patient advocacy groups, politics

Posted by Admin | 9:30 AM

A modern day Diogenes searching for an honest organization in health care would have a very hard time.  Close to the "you can't mak...

Labels: American Cancer Society, American Diabetes Association, deception, financialization, fraud, InfoCision, non-profit organizations