H2C Perspectives: Recession and Hospitals

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Recession and Hospitals—
It's Not How You Think

September 17, 2019

By Richard Rollo

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A growing chorus of voices warns of recession. The United Kingdom may already be in one. So, what might happen to hospitals in the event of another recession like the “Great Recession” that began at the end of 2007 and whose effects lasted through 2011?

Analysis of prior experience would suggest that aside from losses on not-for-profit hospitals’ typically large investment portfolios: almost nothing at all.

Find out more in this commentary from Hammond Hanlon Camp LLC (“H2C”), “Recession and Hospitals—It’s Not How You Think.”

This commentary answers two critical questions about the Great Recession:

Why were hospitals’ operations relatively unaffected?
What about next time?

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