Affaire Orpea : l’ancien « cost killer » du groupe d’Ehpad entendu par les députés

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Affaire Orpea : l’ancien « cost killer » du groupe d’Ehpad entendu par les députés

Logo d’Orpea, devant une Ehpad à Rezé (Loire-Atlantique), le 10 février 2022 LOIC VENANCE / AFP L’ancien directeur général délégué du groupe Orpea, Jean-Claude Brdenk, a défendu mardi 15février son bilan devant la commission des affaires sociales de l’Assemblée nationale. Dépeint dans le livre enquête LesFossoyeurs, du journaliste Victor Castanet, comme «l’exécutant zélé» d’un «système

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