Focus On The Hospital Systems, All Of A Sudden

NC Political Tea has an article that discusses nonprofit hospital systems behaving like large for-profit corporations. This is a theme we have discussed at this blog occasionally. She links to an article at the Manhattan Institute’s City Journal that suggests politicians from both parties are concerned. Indeed, they should be, […]

The Raleigh Republicans’ Assist To Corporate Employers of Physicians

The General Assembly passed a bill— HB 67– that does several things. The bill runs 48 pages. Senate candidate Don Brown recently discussed it on OAN. He focused on the part of the bill that opens the floodgates for many more foreign-trained physicians to be employed by hospital systems in […]

The Scam Associated With “Not–For-Profit” Hospitals

Non-profit hospitals aren't holding up their end of the bargain. @RepJamesFrank asks the critical question of the Texas Hospital Association: "What is it that y'all are doing that for-profit hospitals aren't doing, other than not paying a lot of taxes?" pic.twitter.com/pnKfY0v02W — Brian Phillips (@RealBPhil) May 1, 2025

NC Supreme Court Accepts Case Addressing Hospital System Monopolies

WRAL reports that the NC Supreme Court on Friday ordered a trial for a case that has enormous implications with regard to the monopolies granted to corporate hospital systems in the state of North Carolina. The main vehicle for their de facto monopoly status is the certificate of need law […]

“Broken Healthcare System”, and State AG’s Go After Pediatricians’ Specialty Society

Check this out. Observe the problems that can be associated with physicians being employed by corporate entities, whether these be hospital systems or otherwise: Note is also made of the fact that 20 state Attorneys General are going after the American Academy of Pediatrics because of its corrupt advocacy on […]

Folwell Calls Out Hospital Medical Debt Deal

Much ballyhoo was heard among the regional media in response to Governor Cooper’s moves to arrange with the federal government to spur hospitals to forgive medical debt. But State Treasurer Dale Folwell reacted with some suspicion: State Treasurer Dale Folwell has criticized the proposed deal favored by Cooper and Kinsley, […]