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What happens to investor-owned hospitals under national health insurance?

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What happens to investor-owned hospitals under national health insurance?

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“The NHI program would compensate owners of investor-owned hospitals, HMO.s, nursing homes and clinics for the loss of their clinical facilities, as well as any computers and administrative facilities needed to manage NHI. They would not be reimbursed for loss of business opportunities or for administrative capacity not used by NHI”.…. “Investor-owned providers would be converted to non-profit status. The NHI would issue long-term bonds to amortize the one-time costs of compensating investors for the appraised value of their facilities. These conversion costs would be offset by reductions in payments for capital that are currently folded into Medicare and other reimbursements.” (Physicians’ Proposal, JAMA, August 13, 2007).

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