“In this new environment, the marketplace will dictate which hospitals will remain open, which hospitals will struggle, and which hospitals will close,” Mr. Raju said. “As never before, we will be proactive in making up for lost government subsidies. As never before, we will embrace ambulatory care models that emphasize primary care, preventive care and population health. … This is how we will survive and thrive in the future.”
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