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'Executive compensation' regulation would hurt North Country hospitals
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'Executive compensation' regulation would hurt North Country hospitals
New Hampshire has been lucky. Since 2005, 110 rural hospitals in the United States have closed, and another 85 have converted to an out-patient service provider. Maine was home to three of those conversions and one closure, all since 2013. No closure or conversion has hit New Hampshire. Yet. That could change if the state burdens its rural hospitals with additional regulations that restrict their ability to innovate. Financial distress is “th…
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