An article from the Palm Beach Post suggests perhaps not.
Executives who worked for Rick Scott tell of business practices at his former Solantic chain of clinics similar to those when he ran Columbia/HCA. The piece talks of "sweatshop" working conditions where employees were closely monitored, pushed to keep costs down while "reaping profit margins unheard of at most doctors' offices," and "were expected to suggest extras, including vitamins and probiotics, and a colon cancer screening test considered unreliable and outdated by CDC officials."
Though Solantic's former chief operating officer claims Scott is just "misunderstood" and a "personable, pleasant and a strategically effective businessman," I don't think most people put those qualifications at the top of the list when considering quality medical care.
Read the entire article here.
