For profit med schools

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The business world is great at identifying opportunities. They are clearing up another bottleneck.

Once Banned, For-Profit Medical Schools Are On The Rise Again In The U.S.

Montana is one of only four states without a medical school, and two groups with different financial models hope to remedy that. One plans a for-profit school, but critics say students may suffer.

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It is very sad the Great State of Montana can't raise funds to open a State, not for profit, med school. Med School tuition should be free for those entering Primary Care at a public university.

The for profit model of Med school education is too expensive and not the preferred pathway in an environment of CMS and the ACA. As more and more people utilize the socialist model of healthcare the cost of a medical education needs to come down not go up.

Medicaid expansion enrollment hits record number in April

MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — A record number of Montanans are enrolled in the state’s Medicaid expansion program, which provides health insurance for low-income adults, according to the state health department.

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Medicaid and Medicare cover 43% of Americans.

Medicaid rolls hit record 80M amid COVID

The pandemic-caused recession and a federal requirement that states keep Medicaid beneficiaries enrolled until the national emergency ends swelled the pool of people in the program by more than 9

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[Mman]

It is very sad the Great State of Montana can't raise funds to open a State, not for profit, med school. Med School tuition should be free for those entering Primary Care at a public university.

The for profit model of Med school education is too expensive and not the preferred pathway in an environment of CMS and the ACA. As more and more people utilize the socialist model of healthcare the cost of a medical education needs to come down not go up.

Medicaid expansion enrollment hits record number in April

MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — A record number of Montanans are enrolled in the state’s Medicaid expansion program, which provides health insurance for low-income adults, according to the state health department.

apnews.com

how much money would it require? It seems to me if you opened an allopathic medical school, even public, you could charge almost as much tuition as you wanted and still fill the spots (at least to out of state students) and I would imagine there is still massive unmet demand for US allopathic med schools given the volume of people attending caribbean MD and US DO schools.