[mmichaels1970]

Maybe the Hospitals in Ohio should be licensed.

The Cleveland Clinic is world-renowned and known as one of the best cardiac hospitals in the world. It’s where the rich Canadians go when they want to skip the line for their socialized healthcare.

University Hospitals was great for a time, but they’ve had a pretty bad run lately. We used to use them for our family but switched to Cleveland Clinic.

Not sure if UH is getting hurt by being a “teaching hospital”. Seems like time you go, your doc is followed by 3-5 students.

UH has admittedly stumbled a lot lately. But there’s no city I’d rather be for healthcare. Cleveland is phenomenal in that regard. Cleveland Clinic normally battles with the Mayo as the best in the world.

[Vermont Lt]

In Columbus, a doc and his wife killed about 30 people whom they did not think should live.

And then you had this incident.

I know the Cleveland Clinic is a fine hospital. My point is that there is no one watching the “hen house.” Ohio is the only state that does not license hospitals. If they have the ability to yank an entire hospital’s license to operate the Administration of those suspect Health Systems would have to make changes to avoid these issues.

I am not a fan of government regulation. I would eliminate MOST regulations, in every business. But in this case I would make an exception.