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May 1, 2017 ·Reuters

DaVita Says CEO’s 2016 Compensation was $12.3 Million

CEO Kent J. Thiry’s 2016 total compensation was $12.3 million versus $11 million in 2015.

February 22, 2017 ·Denver Post

DaVita steered poor dialysis patients to private insurers to pump up profits, lawsuit says

Dialysis giant DaVita is accused in a federal lawsuit of misleading shareholders in an elaborate effort to inflate its financials by intentionally steering poor patients…

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December 25, 2016 ·New York Times

Kidney Fund Seen Insisting on Donations, Contrary to Government Deal

The American Kidney Fund is one of the largest charities in the country, with an annual budget of over $250 million. But the charity has resisted…

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October 25, 2016 ·Becker's Hospital Review

DaVita Targeted Medicaid-eligible Patients with Private Plan Information

By Morgan Haefner Becker’s Hospital Review, October 25, 2016 DaVita HealthCare Partners contacted Medicaid-eligible dialysis patients with private insurance enrollment information. The organization says the…

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DaVita Says CEO’s 2016 Compensation was $12.3 Million

DaVita steered poor dialysis patients to private insurers to pump up profits, lawsuit says

Kidney Fund Seen Insisting on Donations, Contrary to Government Deal

DaVita Targeted Medicaid-eligible Patients with Private Plan Information

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