Hope in Hospitals

"Health care margins are being squeezed due to a number of contributing factors," Rossmeissl says and he points to two: decreasing federal government reimbursement levels and the increasing degree to which hospitals serve the indigent population. HOPE IN HOSPITAL EMPLOYMENT Hospital contri...

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Published inCorporate Report Wisconsin Vol. 26; no. 11; p. 22
Main Author Kanable, Rebecca
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Williams Bay NEI-Turner Media Group 01.08.2011
Subjects
Community
Construction
Construction industry
Employment
Health care industry
Hospitals
Older workers
Recessions
United States > US
Wisconsin
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Summary:"Health care margins are being squeezed due to a number of contributing factors," Rossmeissl says and he points to two: decreasing federal government reimbursement levels and the increasing degree to which hospitals serve the indigent population. HOPE IN HOSPITAL EMPLOYMENT Hospital contributions to local economies are often overlooked, in terms of the number of people hospitals employ, the impact oí hospital purchases, and the impact of employee spending and tax payments, according to Wisconsin Hospital Association President Steve Brenton.
ISSN:0890-4278