Illinois hospitals are being dramatically affected by the state and national economic crisis, according to a survey conducted by the Illinois Hospital Association (IHA). The survey found that hospitals, many of which were already struggling before the onset of the recession, are now facing new and significant financial challenges, with patients being affected as well.
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