Since leaving the governorship of Massachusetts in 2015, Deval Patrick has served on the boards of American Well and Global Blood Therapeutics. Those links could be a liability for him in race for White House.
DEVAL PATRICK’S TIES to health-care and drug companies could make him a punching bag for Democratic candidates who support single-payer health care and criticize the pharmaceutical industry. Since leaving the governorship of Massachusetts in 2015, Patrick has served on the boards of American Well Corp., a telemedicine company, and Global Blood Therapeutics, a pharmaceutical firm. Patrick plans to leave both boards.
American Well, which is private, has received significant investment from health insurance giants, including...
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