Some Indiana hospitals are considering cutting services or fearing they might have to close altogether as labor costs have risen and revenue has fallen.
Stories Related to Pandemic Costs Have Some Indiana Hospitals Considering Cutting Services, Closure
Indianapolis Star, Journal & Courier
Mon, 02/06/2023 - 3:07am
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