Since mid-2012, I've been tracking health care related filings. I include anything that is clearly a debt owed to a hospital, nursing home, physician or physician group, medical supplier, and so on; I do not include filings by insurance companies, many of which are so diversified it would not be a fair assumption that the filing is related to medical care or health insurance.
- This week, there were seven new judgments to hospitals, doctors, or other medical providers totaling $62,922.
- There were no satisfied judgments.
- And there were two bankruptcies listed, totaling $33,734.
By hospital, here’s the breakdown for this week:
- Crouse had four, totaling $30,094
- St Joseph’s three, for $46,948
- SUNY Upstate added two more, for $19,614
- Community, part of Upstate, had none.
When there are any, I subtract the satisfied judgments from the overall totals and from the individual hospital totals; the likelihood is that they've already been incorporated into the numbers at some point now, since I've been tracking this for two and a half years.
The paper publishes only those accounts of at least $5,000.
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