> Hospitals (and the health care industry at large) has been drowning in billions-with-a-B federal and state dollars since ARRA.
For the US Healthcare industry, billions-with-a-b (for the period since ARRA in 2009) in public funds isn't enough money to drown in. Its not even enough money to get noticeably damp -- its a $3.8 Trillion (annually) industry (something like, IIRC, 40% of which is public funds, so its not even all that big of a delta in public funds.)
For the US Healthcare industry, billions-with-a-b (for the period since ARRA in 2009) in public funds isn't enough money to drown in. Its not even enough money to get noticeably damp -- its a $3.8 Trillion (annually) industry (something like, IIRC, 40% of which is public funds, so its not even all that big of a delta in public funds.)