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Originally Posted by dillywho

As you stated, like it or not, healthcare is a business. That being said, businesses make changes, etc., and unless it is a well known name such as Moffitt or M.D. Anderson, most people don't even pay attention to what changes transpire.



Why should everyone be privy to any businesses reasons for changes, and especially financial decisions if that is what drives or partially drives those changes? I don't see what difference it makes if it is Moffitt or whatever organization. The goal should be top-notch healthcare and if that can better be accomplished by some other well-known, top-notch company, then so be it. From reading the article, it seems that the incoming company is just that.



JMHO

"The goal should be top-notch healthcare and if that can better be accomplished by some other well-known, top-notch company, then so be it."

well stated.