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04/14/2006

Brooklyn Hospitals On Life Support?

    The New York City Council Hospital Closing Task Force, created to provide input to a state commission, is working to mitigate the negative effects of what has now become a visible and measurable trend: the closing, down-sizing and bankruptcy of hospitals across the state. Published in Courier-Life Publications. Read the story.

Posted at 04:53 PM in Brooklyn, Courier-Life Publications, Development and Planning, Government, Law and Politics, Health and Medicine, New York City Council |

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