"Institutional Integrity in Health Care" is a scholarly book that addresses the ethics of health organizations in an increasingly institutionalized healthcare system. This volume features leading scholars from various disciplines who discuss the complex issues arising from the power of health organizations that determine access to healthcare services and the associated ethical standards. The essays illuminate the obligations of these organizations to patients, caregivers, and society, providing a comprehensive analysis of organizational moral responsibility. The discussions cover topics ranging from corporate fraud to institutional moral integrity and are of interest to professionals, students, and researchers in the fields of bioethics, health administration, organizational sciences, and business ethics.