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Private equity faces fresh curbs in Massachusetts in new law

Health care facilities will have to warn regulators about financial problems, and investor buyers will face new reporting requirements.

By Sri Taylor | January 08, 2025 at 08:41 PM
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey. Photo: Adam Glanzman/Bloomberg

Private equity investors in the health care industry will face additional oversight in Massachusetts under a new law that Gov. Maura Healey signed into law Wednesday.

The legislation will subject private equity investors, real estate investment trusts and management service organizations to financial reporting requirements under the state’s Center for Health Information and Analysis and increases the fines for non-compliance. It will also broaden the authority of the Massachusetts Health Policy Commission and allow the regulator to seek testimony from financial sponsors at its annual cost trends hearing.

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