Rob Fuller

Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the Downey Regional Medical Center

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Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of the Downey Regional Medical Center

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Today’s  LA Times  reports that almost two dozen hospitals in Los Angeles and Orange Counties are in danger of bankruptcy or closure.

How Serious Is the Financial Crisis Facing LA Area Hospitals?

Today’s LA Times reports that almost two dozen hospitals in Los Angeles and Orange Counties are in danger of bankruptcy or closure.

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