Cook County Health spending expected to rise next year – Crain’s*

Cook County’s health care tab is set to grow by about 6.6% to $4.26 billion next year, accounting for nearly half of the county’s proposed $9.14 billion budget. County officials attribute the higher spending to rising patient volumes but didn't say what's driving that increase.

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debtsor
7 months ago

Nearly all of downtown office buildings will enter into foreclosure. And as the illegals and criminals and thugs fill the void, tenants will continue leaving too. The big name tenants who resigned leases or moved to better space in Class A buildings will soon enough regret their decision to re-commit to Chicago. Chicago survived the great Chicago fire, the Great Depression, the Great Migration and the Global Financial Crisis. But Chicago will not survive the triple whammy of Lori Lightfoot, COVID and Brandon Johnson. It’s lights out, game over for the loop.

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