10Jul
Antitrust Enforcers Unlikely to Lessen Scrutiny of Healthcare Mergers During Pandemic
COVID-19 has financially stressed the U.S. healthcare system in several ways. In many cities, hospitals have needed to add healthcare capacity (especially ICU beds) to serve rapidly increasing numbers of COVID-19 patients. At the same time, many states have mandated suspension of elective procedures, which typically generate most hospital revenue. Moreover, many non-COVID-19 patients are avoiding or delaying healthcare treatments, further depriving providers of income......
By:
Perkins Coie
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