Hospitals merger may not reduce patient costs
The Providence Journal, December 14, 2007
The top boosters for the merger of the state's two hospital groups, Lifespan and Care New England, have promised many things, including better recruitment of doctors and researchers and improved care--but not lower patient costs.
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