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So, let me get this straight, a CEO of "the world's largest health care provider with more than 340 hospitals, 130 surgery centers, and 550 home health locations in 38 states and two foreign countries. With annual revenues in excess of $23 billion, the company employed more than 285,000 people" personally committed fraud? The corporation committed 14 felonies. If CEOs are personally responsible and liable for all scandals, then US House of Representatives need to get busy. But, the real world doesn't work like that.



So, let me get this straight, Columbia/ HCA set up a fraud network that spanned five states, used 29 fake storefronts and tried to steal $100 million from Medicare and Medicare Advantage but the CEO was unaware of it.

Why is it CEO's are never to blame in RightWorld?



I don't think it's right or left world, normally if it can be proven a CEO is culpable, they go to jail. I mean even Corzine still get's invited to the White House.



If he did it, arrest him, convict him and toss his butt in jail like they did to Bernie Madoff.



Get the governor on the phone.

Oh, wait...