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California and health care about to go over a cliff
" He [Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger ] said in a press conference Wednesday in Sacramento that the deficit keeps increasing at the rate of $40 million a day, and that if nothing is done the state will run out of cash by the end of February."
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122895127850196211.html
Also from Business weeks CEO panel healthcare outlook
RALPH DE LA TORRE, Caritas Christi Health Care
"Health care has been holding its breath. We live and die on the tax-free bond market, and right now we're dying. Projects are being postponed. All the commodities that health care buys and the companies and people it touchesfrom imaging to pharma to physiciansare about to dive off the cliff. The bond markets are closed tight. Until they reopen, we're going to have a big problem. I think there's going to be a pretty substantial consolidation in health care. As many as 20% of hospitals could close. There's going to be no capital spending for at least the next year or two. "
http://www.businessweek.com/magazin...op+news_top+news+index+-+temp_news+++analysis
" He [Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger ] said in a press conference Wednesday in Sacramento that the deficit keeps increasing at the rate of $40 million a day, and that if nothing is done the state will run out of cash by the end of February."
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122895127850196211.html
Also from Business weeks CEO panel healthcare outlook
RALPH DE LA TORRE, Caritas Christi Health Care
"Health care has been holding its breath. We live and die on the tax-free bond market, and right now we're dying. Projects are being postponed. All the commodities that health care buys and the companies and people it touchesfrom imaging to pharma to physiciansare about to dive off the cliff. The bond markets are closed tight. Until they reopen, we're going to have a big problem. I think there's going to be a pretty substantial consolidation in health care. As many as 20% of hospitals could close. There's going to be no capital spending for at least the next year or two. "
http://www.businessweek.com/magazin...op+news_top+news+index+-+temp_news+++analysis