The Public Health commissioner would study whether the Attorney General should be allowed to ask a court to appoint managers for financially troubled or operationally troubled hospitals.
The Public Health commissioner would study whether the Attorney General should be allowed to seek court-appointed managers for hospitals in financial distress or operational crisis, then report by October 1, 2027.
The Commissioner of Public Health must evaluate whether the Attorney General should be allowed to ask Superior Court to appoint a receiver to manage a hospital. The evaluation covers hospitals facing financial distress or an operational crisis. The commissioner must report the evaluation to the General Assembly's public health committee under the statutory reporting rules. The provision would take effect upon passage, and the report is due by October 1, 2027.
No hearings or votes scheduled.