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After Obamacare Cuts, Hospitals Are Treating More Uninsured Patients

After Obamacare Cuts, Hospitals Are Treating More Uninsured Patients
NYT Business Thursday 30 July 2026, 09:02 UTC By Reed Abelson 1 min read
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Major hospitals have expressed growing concerns about the significant decrease in paying patients.

Major hospitals have expressed growing concerns about the significant decrease in paying patients. [Image text:] Eric Munoz Trauma Center University ERIC MUNOZ TRAUMA CENTER AMBULANCE ENTRANCE AMBULANCE www.rwjbh.oro POLICE 614 614 VEWARK
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