'To eke out gains, private-equity firms have cut nursing staff, slashed services, and even, in at least one case early in the pandemic, made an explicit threat to close an institution unless it received taxpayer money. Many hospitals purchased by private-equity firms have been forced to pay consulting fees to their new overlords for access to their strategic brilliance.'
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/10/private-equity-hospitals-health-care/675779/
@cyrilpedia I mean, that's how the math worked out.
If we want different management than we need to pay for different management.
It's like deciding not to buy french fries with your hamburger and then complaining about there not being french fries. We as a society aren't paying for these services so we don't get those services.
We shouldn't be blaming them for giving us what we are ordering.
