Whistleblower tells Congress Steward Health Care CEO Ralph de la Torre bragged he could sway foreign officials with

A whistleblower has accused Steward Health Care CEO Ralph de la Torre and other executives of illegal activities, including bribery in Malta. The allegations have sparked investigations and a federal grand jury probe into the company. Steward, which recently declared bankruptcy, is facing scrutiny for its financial dealings and patient care practices. De la Torre has denied the allegations, claiming the company acted lawfully. The whistleblower’s complaint details a complex web of corruption, with accusations of coercion and fraud. The situation is unfolding as de la Torre faces a subpoena to testify before Congress, with bipartisan lawmakers calling for accountability. The future of Steward Health Care remains uncertain as investigations continue.