A hestiating endorsement for Zatoichi.    I would be remiss not to point out the somebody has to regulate spending and meet budgets.   It's clear that Trillium was an 'investment' not a reforming way to practice and administer medical care.    If it is under government auspicious, cost control, maintenance, quality control, and innovation would still be required functions.
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I'd point out those the profiteers includes numerous investors that are themselves the Medical Providers.  Nice work, guaranteed customers, little to no control of cost of treatment and then they collect a second time as primary investors that sold at a ridiculous price thanks to your lack of treatment.

To use an old saw, love of money is the root of evil.  (grounded in Christian teaching, 1 Timothy).      It doesn't have to be of course, but there is no doubt that  money can corrupt ethics.   Again, NOT universally true for all wealthy people, but to deny it would be an act of willful ignorance.