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Originally Posted by TheProfessor
Yes, the pandemic didn't help.
"The hospital was struggling with a high debt load and major revenue issues before the pandemic, which exacerbated its problems as elective surgeries and other profit-driving procedures had to be canceled to prepare for an expected surge of COVID-19 patients." LINK
Pess poor management.
I had one urologist located in the wing - asked to turn in his medical license by the state Board of Medicine. He was doing extra not needed procedures. The Board of Medicine has public records that state this. Public information.
The idiot management tore down a perfectly good building in Meredith just to build a new good building. For no apparent reason. The old building was a modern brick building.
There are more incidents - won't mention - that involve the management of cleanliness.
Have been in the Emergency Room twice. All the employees were nice and professional.
It's the management that screwed things up.
"The company has nearly $110 million in long-term debt.
LINK
Sad, that management would let the debt reach this point.
Maybe management should have hired some consultants long before accumulating this much debt.
Although it may be easy to blame the pandemic. This hospital was on life support long before this !
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