"The point is that BRF is not in the hospital or other healthcare business. In a free and open society where something like handing-off public hospitals to legally protected interests bears a bit of public inspection and debate without fear of reprisal, that lone fact warrants an extensive analysis by the very best legal and accounting professionals. No such due diligence is underway, regardless, I repeat, that BRF has never been in the hospital business. Given that existing hospitals in our North Louisiana area do not care to participate in such a deal, why not wait until an entity with hospital management expertise does care to? Most of us recognize that these hospitals should no longer be publicly operated, but no one told us that in “privatizing” them we would hand them over to an entity that knows nothing about hospital management, or the care of our indigent. Why? Why does BRF want to? What’s in it for them?"
Posted on: Fri, 23 Aug 2013 03:40:01 +0000
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