We certainly would not send them a bill for poor care…or would we?
Last year I was visiting with a friend, a highly recognizable name in healthcare. He conveyed a personal story of a surgery performed that went horribly wrong, leaving his vision in one eye forever damaged. When the surgical mistake was “diagnosed,” it was [...]
Popularity: 3% [?]
On Tuesday, October 25, my mother-in-law entered a prominent Pittsburgh hospital to undergo a routine surgical procedure. She was at the hospital to have cataract surgery performed. Before getting into her situation, the following factual information should be disclosed.
This year, great medical newspapers, like the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette have reported that nearly 2,000,000 U.S. citizens acquire [...]
Popularity: 100% [?]
You are currently browsing the archives for the Should We apologize? category.
Mr. Jennings in known to express strong policy positions with respect to healthcare reform and is frequently referred to as America's "Health Care Thought Provocateur. At the age of 33, assumed first CEO position at St. Luke's Memorial in Utica, New York and won the prestigious Young Hospital Administrator of the Year Award from the ACHE in 1983. In 1993 became CEO of Chicago's Children's Memorial Hospital. [Read More]