CNN's Yellin failed to identify CPR chairman as ex-CEO of scandal-plagued hospital firm
March 06, 2009 7:45 am ET
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SUMMARY: CNN's Jessica Yellin identified Conservatives for Patients' Rights chairman Richard Scott as someone who "runs urgent-care clinics" and the leader of "a media campaign to limit government's role in the health-care system." But Yellin did not note that Scott resigned as chairman of the nation's largest for-profit health-care company in 1997 amid a federal investigation into the company's Medicare billing, physician recruiting, and home-care practices.
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