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Hospitals made $21B on Wall Street last year, but are patients seeing those profits?

February 12, 2018

The booming stock market has been good for ordinary Americans with retirement accounts, and it also has enriched another class of investors to an extent some find problematic: Some medical economists say that nonprofit hospitals are using lucrative Wall Street portfolios to fatten their bottom lines rather than lower what patients pay for health care.

Gerard Anderson is quoted.

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