HHS wants to cut relationships with the Florida organ transplant group in the HHS renovation attempt
The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) says they are about to close a large organ collection company in the country’s organ replacement system.
HHS says that the investigation revealed “the unsafe practice of the year, weak training, chronic low pressure, shortness and papers”. “
If it is finished, this move is the first time the Federal Government has identified any organ collection company.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said, “We have been acting for years due to repeated violations of the protection data from the documented patients and federal requirements and we wish to serve this decision as a clear warning.”
The company is about to close the Life Alliance Recovery Agency, a department of the University of Miami’s health system. Kennedy said that this company “The patient has a long record of direct deficit deficit.”
The agency may apply for the decision.
The Association of Organization Organizations say that the Life Alliance Organ Recovery Agency serves millions of millions of millions of people in South Florida and the Commonwealth of Bahamas.
Life Alliance Organization is one of the 55 organ collection agencies across the country.
These are liabilized as federally nominated to work with the hospital to concentrate on specific geographical zones, to detect potential donors, evaluate the appropriateness of the treatment, and ensure safe recovery of the organs.
Kennedy said in a statement, “An organizing organization must act as a trusted custodian of each donated organ.” “We will not let any participant cut the angles with human life and we hold each organization as the highest value of protection and accountability in the replacement system.”
Kennedy said that the shortage of employees alone in the Miami organization could recover eight missing limbs per week.
Earlier this year, the incident results in a “horrible” problem that Kennedy Kennedy, southern Ohio and West Virginia have been in the organizing agency.
According to HHS, at least 20 patients could not die when the organ collection was started.
Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Mehmet Oz’s centers said, “We are going to be more stringent than ever because if we lose confidence in the organ transplant system of this country, thousands of people will die annually whose lives can save,”.
“We are sending a solid message to all other non -profit organs Procurement agencies … We want them to know that they have a new sheriff in the city, and if they do not care for American people, we are coming for them,” Oz said.
