Esophagectomy results poor at private equity owned hospitals JAMA Surgery reported in January that patients on Medicare who had esophagectomies (removal of a portion of the esophagus) at hospitals owned by private equity companies from 2016-2020 had higher rates of mortality and complications even though they had fewer comorbidities (they were healthier) and they were less likely to be treated for cancer
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