Tag: Attorney General Peter F. Neronha
Proposed sale of 2 R.I. hospitals draws support, concern at first...
PROVIDENCE – Health care workers, union representatives, executives and members of the public Tuesday weighed in on The Centurion Foundation’s proposal to purchase two...
First public hearing on Centurion’s proposed purchase of CharterCARE slated for...
PROVIDENCE – The public on Tuesday will start weighing in on the proposed sale of two Rhode Island Hospitals that would establish a new...
Health care union opposes Centurion’s proposed purchase of CharterCARE
PROVIDENCE – United Nurses and Allied Professionals, a union representing almost 1,000 employees at Our Lady of Fatima Hospital, Roger Williams Medical Center and...
NAACP Providence president found guilty of violating campaign finance law
PROVIDENCE – Former City Council candidate and Providence NAACP President Gerard Catala has been found guilty of violating state campaign finance laws, R.I. Attorney...
Public hearings slated for Centurion’s proposed purchase of CharterCARE
PROVIDENCE – State regulators have scheduled two public hearing sessions to receive comments on the proposed sale of two Rhode Island hospitals that would...
Neronha, RIDOH release application for Centurion’s proposed purchase of CharterCARE
PROVIDENCE – State regulators on Monday released new details about the proposed sale of two Rhode Island hospitals that would establish a new nonprofit...
Judge orders eviction of Skyline at Waterplace
PROVIDENCE – A state district court judge on Monday ordered the eviction of Skyline at Waterplace LLC, the tenant who has leased the prominent...
East Greenwich man found guilty in ‘Tales from the Crypt’ film...
PROVIDENCE – An East Greenwich man has been convicted for his role in a 2018 scheme to defraud an unnamed British investor out of...
Should state regulators deny health insurance rate increases for next year,...
Attorney General Peter F. Neronha on Aug. 8 said he is urging the R.I. Office of the Health Insurance Commissioner to deny rate increase...
2 Rhode Island nursing homes file for receivership, citing ‘inability to...
PROVIDENCE – Two Rhode Island nursing homes have filed for receivership, declaring their “inability to pay debts as they come due.” Â
However, neither residents nor...