Mystery remains over hospital merger plan
The New York Times, February 14, 2012
The leader of a cash-strapped Bushwick hospital has rejected a proposed merger with Fort Greene's Brooklyn Hospital—but he's not saying why. On Friday, Brooklyn Hospital officials submitted a plan to consolidate with Interfaith Hospital in nearby Bedford-Stuyvesant and Wyckoff Heights Medical Center—but Wyckoff Interim President Ramon Rodriguez didn't sign off on the merger, even though he helped conceive it last year.
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