New York Times article
How a Sprawling Hospital Chain Ignited Its Own Staffing Crisis
Ascension, one of the country’s largest health systems, spent years cutting jobs, leaving it flat-footed when the pandemic hit.
Published Dec. 15, 2022Updated Dec. 16, 2022, 5:05 p.m. ET
The article is for subscribers only but if you google “ascension health new york times” can find recaps and reprints.
Example
https://www.linkedin.com/news/story/hospitals-created-own-staffing-woes-6118338/
It's not the doctors. The CEO made 13 million. The organization has > 1 billion in reserves.
It's a racket.
Look at the board of directors. It's a scene right out of Goodfellas. And I love the CEO shaking hands with the Globalist Pope. Even the name and the logo are revealing. The logo is pagan. Ascension , well you know what that is.
I think the sisters were forced out. No way they could’ve fought that devils fight. But the neighborhood started burning when their departure was announced. They should have removed that non profit status cause it’s a lie! Plus nobody was getting much charity but doctors because they would threaten to walk if they had to pay a hospital bill. That $$ could’ve went to less fortunate
https://lowninstitute.org/hospital-policies-that-exacerbate-the-staffing-crisis/
Catholic healthcare has degenerated into taxpayers being hoodwinked into subsidizing the wealthy.
American so-called “not-for-profit” healthcare starves city governments, county governments, and ABUSES the poor and vulnerable.
Reform of America’s so-called “not-for-profit” healthcare is long overdue.
The hospital lobby needs to get out of the pockets of politicians.
Ascension's response to the NYT article was almost as genuine as its "core values" statement. In other words - as genuine as a $3 bill.
The sisters have sold their souls in order to make a few bucks. Hope they burn in He-l along with the rest of the AH administration.
https://lowninstitute.org/hospital-policies-that-exacerbate-the-staffing-crisis/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=hospital-policies-that-exacerbate-the-staffing-crisis