Re:Hospitals lift curtain on prices, revealing giant swings ...
by nickff on Wednesday September 22, 2021 @03:32PM
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I completely agree with that user's statement:
>"The end result is a privately-owned hospital that operates as a non-profit on the books when it is anything but that... American doctors and hospital executives are printing money using the backs of their patients as the die. They take in millions per year in compensation that was given to them by people who worked hard and fell on bad times. It is one of the most shameful forms of exploitation in modern history."
I'm just unsurprised, as that is consistent with my view of many (most?) non-profits. I also think that the executive pay component is a smaller share than that Redditor seems to.
>"The end result is a privately-owned hospital that operates as a non-profit on the books when it is anything but that... American doctors and hospital executives are printing money using the backs of their patients as the die. They take in millions per year in compensation that was given to them by people who worked hard and fell on bad times. It is one of the most shameful forms of exploitation in modern history."
I'm just unsurprised, as that is consistent with my view of many (most?) non-profits. I also think that the executive pay component is a smaller share than that Redditor seems to.