A New York Hospital Executive Has Been Chosen To Lead The Cook County Health System – WBEZ (Chicago)

He would bring to Cook County experience running hospitals in the largest public health system in the U.S., in a city rocked by COVID-19. The NYC public health system has 11 hospitals, compared to Cook County’s two medical centers, as well as a group of community health centers, long-term care facilities and a health insurance plan.
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taxpaying citizen
5 years ago

Once again rising beyond their level of incompetence, Chicago politicians and our illustrious #miserablefailure mayor have shown no alumnus at the Peter Principle Academy is left behind!

Kay Saroski
5 years ago

Great – and we know how well the hospitals and nursing homes were run during COVID in NY. Sounds perfect for IL. Who is the genius that decided this?

Freddy
5 years ago

An expert is always someone from out of town.

Governor of Alderaan
5 years ago

Had they waited a month they could have hired Biden

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