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Originally Posted by Russ_Boston
Well stated LuvItHere!
I don't understand the confusion this topic seems to bring on. Nobody seems to question why the Hospital (TVRH) has over 700 volunteers. It is expected that not for profit centers (especially medical ones) need the help of the community to prosper. Since none of your money is going to this venture unless you donate then why all the concern? If it was announced that the Cleveland Clinic was opening a satellite hospital in TV and needed volunteers and benefactors, there would be nothing but praise for how our community was moving up in the world of health care. Why should a well respected cancer center be any different?
I still think the distrust that seems to be shown on this forum for Moffitt is a general mistrust of the Morse family. To me the Moffitt center addition is no more a part of Morse Inc. than was Wal-Mart (when we already had a Target) or Bonefish (when we already had Red Lobster) etc. Companies of all types realize the great potential in our huge older adult population. If you have a service you bring it to where the consumers are!
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Well said Russ. I see the bottom line here as having choices and the fact that I don't have to drive a good distance for treatment if my cancer ever surfaces again. It is all about choice.