A question of community: at not-for-profit hospitals health is a local affair. (differences between for- and not-for-profit hospitals)(Healthcare): An article from: Fund Raising Management

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From the supplier: Not-for-profit hospitals, motivated and committed to the community's healthcare needs, invest health in their constituents instead of milking them for profit. This voluntarism works for a lively community through a gamut of affordable medical and care services, unlike for-profit hospitals which prioritize investor interests and capitalize on their client's wants. The perfect example of a flourishing business would be the Columbia/HCA which currently has pending cases for hospital 'fire sales' and profiteering.

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Title: A question of community: at not-for-profit hospitals health is a local affair. (differences between for- and not-for-profit hospitals)(Healthcare)
Author: Jack Donovan
Publication:Fund Raising Management (Magazine/Journal)
Date: October 1, 1997
Publisher: Hoke Communications, Inc.
Volume: v28 Issue: n8 Page: p32(5)

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