Care quality declines when hospital privatizes for profit

MINNEAPOLIS—The 589 doctors at Minnesota’s Allina Health Care chain were onto something when they voted in late 2022 to unionize with the Service Employees: When hospital chains privatize in pursuit of profits, the quality of patient care goes down—way down--compared to a control group of othe...

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