UH OH! State-By-State Breakdown Of 897 US Hospitals At Risk Of Closing

Most of you probably can't see the real reason why this is happening.

Am I right?

well the article says Rural hospitals.

You don't get it.

NEXT...

There is a lot to say here, but let me just start by saying:

AGENDA 21

they didn't vote democrat. Now they'll have to go to the big covid ridden cities by ambulance.

Don't be coy. Enlighten us with your wisdom.

newsweek: Jan 2020 also states most rural hospitals will close.
South Side Chicago hospital closing.
Hospitals in Los Anglos and California closing.

Bingo! That's part of it...

hmmmm.... wonder how many of their patients pay

YEAH, NO BUSINESS. LAST NIGHTS UFC WAS IN ABU DAHBI, THE PLACE WAS PACKED. NO MASKS ON ANYONE. NO ONE WAS 6 FEET APART. IT WAS LIKE OLD TIMES. I THOUGHT IT WAS A RERUN FOR A SECOND.

Force everyone into cities.
Easier to control.

socialized medicine, you will have coverage but the hospital you need to get to may be a 2 hour drive

How can this be, with so many catching covid? Bwahahahha

They are closing because no one wants to go to the hospital, and they are losing business.

Ya think they would be screaming at the top of their lungs, the hoax is over, come get your medical work done.

That's it. They are going broke but then again there's a pandemic and democrats are worried about all the blacks and hispanics dying from it

But, but, but, they’re overflowing with sick and dying COVID-19 patients!

How can this be?

Lol.

But big tech big pharma and politicians are doing great fiananvially

Rural hospitals have been closing for years. Too many no pay patients. All created by Dems, they have been outforcing rural America's jobs for 30+ years. Add in the illegals that use the emergency room for primary care, and can never be found come time to pay, it is no surprise. The same goes for the big "General" city-owned hospitals.

We lost a hospital in my town too.

Bingo! That's another part...

"Obamacare is forcing more and more physicians to leave their private practice to seek the “protection” of large hospitals, where the government can play watch dog for the public in the private hospital setting. However, one should ask who is going to watch the government? Certainly not the hospital, as it becomes within its geographic area, a de facto monopoly ( another sign that this relationship is a type of PPP). The government in return has fewer health care facilities to control, making it easier to control what services the public can and cannot have. After all, even if grannie is relatively healthy, at some point is it really worth spending money on her? Of course no one on the left acknowledges that there are death panels, although they seem to be awfully fond of the Complete Lives System"

The fake virus also played a part in this as well I bet. No virus patients after putting a hold on all elective surgeries = zero $ = closures of smaller hospitals.

You're not even close, Shitface!