The United Medical Center board voted to keep Veritas in charge for up to 60 days while it seeks a new management firm following a Nov. 7 D.C. Council vote to end its agreement with the company amid allegations of mismanagement and concerns about patient safety.
Public Hospital Board Extends Contract Of Troubled Management Firm
By Peter Jamison, Washington Post: Local
Mon, 11/20/2017 - 8:09pm
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