We have grown numb to headlines about inadequate care and the challenges in our health care system. Patients and communities are forced to suffer the consequences as one health care system after another becomes distressed. At the same time, we have also witnessed how private investors have profited. New England is finally moving on from
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Massachusetts is shelling out $700 million to begin to re-establish a long-term, stable foundation for just a few of its community hospitals. It is hardly moving on. The repercussions will be with Massachusetts for many years to come.