Michael Drobot

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Michael Drobot is a convicted felon who pleaded guilty to orchestrating the largest fraud in the history of California state.^[1] Between 1978 and 2013, Drobot managed 28 hospitals along the East Coast, including the Mount Sinai Roosevelt in New York (formerly the Roosevelt Medical Center). At the time of his crimes and arrest, he owned Pacific Hospital of Long Beach (now College Medical Center).^[2]