Nassau University Medical Center's chairman, Matthew Bruderman, is cooperating with FBI and DOJ investigations into a scheme allegedly orchestrated by Long Island officials to undermine the hospital financially. Bruderman claims over $1 billion has been siphoned from the institution to ensure its failure, with officials aiming to close it for profitable redevelopment. He has filed a lawsuit against New York State for failing to fulfill its financial obligations to the hospital. The allegations center around the Disproportionate Share Hospital Fund, designed to support struggling hospitals, indicating systemic financial mishandling.
The FBI is investigating bombshell allegations of a scheme by top Long Island and New York officials to shut down Nassau University Medical Center, the public hospital's chairman told The Post on Monday.
Bruderman said he believes the officials' ultimate goal was to financially strangle the public hospital, paving the way for state and local leaders to shut it down.
It is a fact that New York state did not pay their share of the money owed to keep NUMC running, said Bruderman, who receives no salary in his post.
Bruderman allegedly possesses all the necessary documentation to substantiate his claims, stating, 'I have every bank account, document, transfer, everything.'
#fbi-investigation #nassau-university-medical-center #hospital-funding #long-island-officials #financial-allegations
Collection
[
|
...
]