
North Dakota oil boom taking toll on regional healthcare facilities
While the oil boom may be good for the overall economy of North Dakota, it has been taking a heavy financial toll on healthcare providers in the region. Area medical facilities have been inundated with uninsured patients, resulting in unpaid medical bills, leaving the hospitals in serious debt.
By Healthcare Facilities Today
January 28, 2013
Topic Area: Industry News
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