UChicago, Rush hospitals lay off staff, citing financial struggles – Chicago Sun-Times

“The fact is many outside pressures including higher supply and labor costs are converging as healthcare delivery rapidly evolves,” president Tom Jackiewicz and Mark Anderson, executive vice president of medical affairs, wrote in a memo to employees on Thursday. “Additionally, we grew our staff to address the pandemic, which was necessary for that moment but cannot be maintained.”
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sue
2 years ago

NOT ENOUGH MONEY TO GO AROUND?????

Hello, Indiana!
2 years ago
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Unwashed, unvaccinated and unvetted recent arrivals using the er for free personal health care, along with those that have been doing so for years, will tend to put a dent in the bottom line.

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