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Study Finds Hospitals Don’t Always Have an Open Door Policy, Particularly When it Comes to Race

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NNPA NEWSWIRE — The Institute also found that many of the most and least racially inclusive hospitals are in the same U.S. cities, reflecting segregated healthcare markets. Of the 11 metro areas identified by the Lown Institute with significant market segregation, New Orleans stands out at the top of the list, with seven of its 14 hospitals (50%) ranking among the most or least inclusive.

The post Study Finds Hospitals Don’t Always Have an Open Door Policy, Particularly When it Comes to Race first appeared on BlackPressUSA.

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