who cares about a bunch of dehydrated 5k runners. When has anyone ever even needed a hospital anyway. Get the CPR certified trainer on site and that's all is needed.
the old one was closer to 1 minute away. Every second counts!
The closest hospital to Drake Stadium (the last place that held a USA championships not in Eugene) has a closest hospital 6 mins away. Should they not have held a championship?
I will say that a lot fewer people attend those and the NCAA should have some standards in place for the health and care blah blah blah....But anyway, all it takes is a social justice warrior to make waves.
Can you explain to us how Nike, USATF, NCAA, and the City of Eugene forced a not-for-profit company to shutter a medical facility that was losing money in favor of its two fiscally healthier entities in the same metro?
the old one was closer to 1 minute away. Every second counts!
The closest hospital to Drake Stadium (the last place that held a USA championships not in Eugene) has a closest hospital 6 mins away. Should they not have held a championship?
No!
Considering the probable low attendance, Springfield High School would probably work. You should start working on it
Why would you blame the "Dems" for a decision made by a medical non-profit? It is a free country and they are allowed to decide when to close a failing hospital. The Democrats in Eugene wanted the company to keep it open but more economical voices said, "Hey, if we can't make it work at this location, why can't we just focus on our other two facilities in the area?"
The PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center University District in Eugene, which first opened in 1936, employs hundreds of nurses, health care professionals and staff. PeaceHealth officials said patient volume has been declining, causing the hospital to lose an average of $2 million per month. The facility has about 95 patient visits daily, with about 15.5 patients per month admitted as inpatients and 7.5 patients per month admitted for observation, according to hospital officials.
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Why would you blame the "Dems" for a decision made by a medical non-profit? It is a free country and they are allowed to decide when to close a failing hospital. The Democrats in Eugene wanted the company to keep it open but more economical voices said, "Hey, if we can't make it work at this location, why can't we just focus on our other two facilities in the area?"
The PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center University District in Eugene, which first opened in 1936, employs hundreds of nurses, health care professionals and staff. PeaceHealth officials said patient volume has been declining, causing the hospital to lose an average of $2 million per month. The facility has about 95 patient visits daily, with about 15.5 patients per month admitted as inpatients and 7.5 patients per month admitted for observation, according to hospital officials.
who do you think made it a bad location?
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You’re kidding me right? Obviously you know nothing about what’s going on in healthcare. It’s private equity and venture capitalism that is killing healthcare. MBAs are in charge, doctors no longer have a say in the grand scheme of healthcare management. They will just milk health systems dry Until they go bankrupt or shut down and then they move on to the next money making scheme