Two Virginia Health Systems In Top Five Nationally for Cost Efficiency
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10 responses to “Two Virginia Health Systems In Top Five Nationally for Cost Efficiency”
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Capt – were you named to GE Youngkins’ team? I saw a James Sherlock.
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How many can there be? Natural & Historic Resources? Preserving Confederate monuments, perhaps?
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James and Andrew Wheeler… hoo boy!!
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Maybe it’s a different Wheeler? It is a fairly common name.
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Nope, it’s the same one…
https://www.eenews.net/articles/trump-epa-chief-named-to-va-gubernatorial-transition/
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Well, coal again. Tailings in my soup.
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Yes. Natural and Historic Resources is responsible for flood mitigation, environmental quality, wildlife conservation, marine resources and historic resources policies among other things. Honored to help.
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Flood mitigation… you are suddenly going to have a LOT of friends in Arlington and Alexandria!
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Centra Health shows there is something to learn from small-to-midsized hospital systems. I would note that Centra resulted from the merger of competing hospitals some 20 or more years ago. I wonder if it qualifies as a monopoly, and if it has been using COPN to fend off competition. Likewise, Inova exercises near-monopoly powers in Northern Virginia.
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Centra does indeed qualify as a monopoly in the Lynchburg area. It is in fact protected from competition by COPN.
Inova is also a monopoly, but has model corporate governance and runs the best-performing hospital system in the state. Also protected by COPN from serious competition.
But both are much better corporate citizens that you-know-who.
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