Michigan hospitals add services in tough times
Detroit Free Press, January 8, 2009
With consumers pressed for time and money, Michigan hospitals are adding services for patients to keep them coming back. The basic, consumer-friendly services are growing as health system officials look for ways to help people in a difficult economy. The services include door-to-door shuttles, increased hours, discounts on care, and even gas cards for poor patients and their families.
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