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What do you think Financial woes jeopardize area hospitals (Los Angeles) ?
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Nearly two dozen private hospitals in Los Angeles and Orange counties, accounting for up to 15% of beds in the region, are in dire financial straits and in danger of bankruptcy or closure, according to hospital administrators, industry experts and state data.
The troublesome development follows the closure of community clinics and hospitals in recent years that has left the healthcare system seriously overburdened.
If even a few other hospitals close or reduce costly critical-care services, it could mean longer ambulance rides to hospitals, additional delays in emergency rooms and less access to care, especially for poor and uninsured people.
Among the hospitals in poor financial health, according to industry analysts, are Downey Regional Medical Center, Centinela Freeman Health System in Inglewood, Brotman Medical Center in Culver City, Century City Doctors Hospital and four Orange County hospitals owned by Santa Ana-based Integrated Healthcare Holdings Inc. including Chapman Medical Center in Orange and Western Medical Center in Santa Ana, one of three trauma centers in the county.
In interviews, senior executives at Centinela and Downey said they were considering closing their emergency rooms. Downey’s chief operating officer, Rob Fuller, added that his hospital could close entirely as early as next year if its financial picture didn’t improve soon.
http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-fi-hospitals23sep23,0,1253335.story?coll=la-home-center
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8 Responses to “What do you think Financial woes jeopardize area hospitals (Los Angeles) ?”







Border town hospitals have either closed or relocated all up and down our southern border. Some have had to close their emergency rooms to survice.
The country and yes do think its not just laarea problemits all over the country and yes do think or why do think financial problems can seriously hamper hospitals ability to continue providing quality services.
The country and yes do think its not just laarea problemits all over the country and yes do think financial problems can seriously hamper hospitals ability to continue providing quality services.
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For illegal immigrants thats almost 44 per day every day recent patient survey indicated that 70 percent.
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