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The interesting part of this is, hospitals use the maternity wards for advertising. If parents use them and have good service, they'll continue to trust them for further care. At least in the high population areas. The rural ones are closing for lack of funding.
It's so short sighted. When the rural politician has an accident or a heart attack visiting home, good luck. You'll be in the same boat as your constituents.
If you own all the hospitals, it doesn't matter if you have a good experience or not. What are going to do, not go to the hospital?
Heartbreaking. Considering whats happening to abortion and womens rights...
Does anyone have a suggestion for a good but meaningful news feed? Im not gonna ignore this stuff, I know I need to be somewhat informed. But I need something to balance out these awful truths.
I feel like if a hospital doesn't have these wards, why would I trust them with my children at all, ever?