Universal Health Services: Problematic Hospital in California Did Not Consistently Report Patient Abuse to Regulators Because It ‘Would Be Reporting All the Time,’ Administrators Told State

Del Amo Behavioral Health, a psychiatric hospital in Torrance, California, owned by Universal Health Services (UHS), is not reporting severe physical and sexual assault of patients in its care, a Capitol Forum investigation has found.

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Universal Health Services: Problematic Hospital in California Did Not Consistently Report Patient Abuse to Regulators Because It ‘Would Be Reporting All the Time,’ Administrators Told State

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