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Private Equity's Impact on Home Care Workers and Patients in New York State

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CORNELL_PrivateEquityHomeCare_FIN.pdf (3.87 MB)
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https://hdl.handle.net/1813/128868
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Author
Brady, Anne Marie
West, Zoë
Pinto, Sanjay
Rowe, Robyn
Lenmark, Michael
Abstract

[Excerpt] Our research addresses a particular form of financialization: private equity (PE)’s growing financial dealmaking in home care, with a focus on the personal care side of the industry. This report examines the working conditions of home care workers at five PE-owned agencies in New York State and the implications of the financial and management practices for workers’ job quality, wellbeing, and ability to provide quality care.

Date Issued
2026-09
Publisher
Cornell University, ILR School, Worker Institute
Keywords
home care workers
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New York State
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private equity
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working conditions
Type
report

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