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I saw a news article about a group of doctors who have started their own surgery center and they post their prices online for various procedures. They are far below what hospitals charge. The report discussed the primary hospital where most of them practice. This hospital has 18 executives with an average salary in excess of $400K each, and this was in a midwestern state with relatively low RN pay.
I once worked in the market where this hospital is located, and I had nursing school clinicals on their ortho floor. When the company that currently owns the hospital took over, one of the first things they did was lay off 10-15 percent of the nursing and support staffs.
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I see cutbacks, pushbacks in all specialties and arguments about the big budget and no one really knows whats going on. But many are complaining about CEO pay and expansions used as an excuse that are to blame. I'm just putting this out there. Any thoughts? Saw ABC news tonight.