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A recent investigation by a Democratic Congressional committee indicates that private equity-backed childcare companies in three states have higher rates of safety complaints and serious violations than their counterparts. The findings raise concerns about the quality of care provided by these institutions.
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A recent investigation by a Democratic Congressional committee indicates that private equity-backed childcare companies in three states have higher rates of safety complaints and serious violations than their counterparts. The findings raise concerns about the quality of care provided by these institutions.
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Top private equity child care chains lead in safety complaints, report finds
Investigation reveals higher safety complaints at private equity-backed childcare centers