Hospitals want Opioid Settlement Dollars

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Well, better than going all to the state capitals...

I disagree. No financial accountability/ disclosure in non-profit hospital sector. I can’t file a request for public information, etc...

My concern is that opioid settlement dollars will subsidize SOS differential and be shifted to subsidize employed MD salaries.
 
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I disagree. No financial accountability/ disclosure in non-profit hospital sector. I can’t file a request for public information, etc...

My concern is that opioid settlement dollars will subsidize SOS differential and be shifted to subsidize employed MD salaries.
Yeah right. You think the admin would share with the docs? Not likely.
 
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I disagree. No financial accountability/ disclosure in non-profit hospital sector. I can’t file a request for public information, etc...

My concern is that opioid settlement dollars will subsidize SOS differential and be shifted to subsidize employed MD salaries.
If a tree falls in the woods and Dr. Usso isn't around to hear it, is SOS still to blame?
 
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Can you think of anything that distorts health markets more than SOS? Such lousy public policy...thank God site-neutrality will end this nonsense...
Don't disagree with that at all. I'm not sure the opioid settlement funds will be a meaningful contributor to your primary concern.
 
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