Hospitals under attack
Bilimoria, N.M.
Journal of Medical Practice Management Mpm 21(2): 103-107
2005
ISSN/ISBN: 8755-0229 PMID: 16302441 Document Number: 589020
This article presents an overview of recent cases brought by plaintiffs all over the nation against nonprofit hospitals and their charity care practices. The article focuses on Illinois law and the context of these cases and provides a background for the impetus of this influx of charitable care lawsuits.
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