The point is that when unemployment hits 10% the economy does not just stop. That's appreciated but I think you have to really dig through the mud if you want clean non-partisan data from overly large government bureaucracies that Trump was trying to shrink.īottom line is: What contributed to the rise from the year prior? Wasn't there a plandemic or something? Is it correct to pin that on Trump?You totally missed the point. There were 5.8 million people unemployed in the fourth quarter of 2019, down 341,000 from a year earlier, and the jobless rate declined to 3.5 percent, the lowest rate in 50 years.2 (See the box that follows for more information about the CPS, as well as the Current Employment Statistics survey.)".ĮDIT: Ugh I see this is highlighting 2019 but was dated Apr 2020!īottom line is: What contributed to the rise from the year prior? Wasn't there a plandemic or something? Is it correct to pin that on Trump? In addition, the employment–population ratio (the percentage of the population age 16 and over who are employed) continued to increase as well, reaching 61.0 percent. Total employment, as measured by the Current Population Survey (CPS), expanded by 2.0 million, reaching 158.6 million by the end of the year. By the end of 2019, the economy had grown for 126 months or 42 quarters, making it the longest economic expansion on record.1 Most labor force measures continued to improve throughout 2019. economy continued to expand, and the labor market remained strong by historical standards. Levels of long-term joblessness and involuntary part-time employment continued to trend down.Ī decade after the end of the Great Recession, the U.S. Both the employment–population ratio and the civilian labor force participation rate increased over the year. labor market remained strong in 2019, as the unemployment rate fell to 3.5 percent, the lowest rate since 1969. Job market remains tight in 2019, as the unemployment rate falls to its lowest level since 1969 Here's a cut from the page if you're not into following links around the web from strangers. Job market remains tight in 2019, as the unemployment rate falls to its lowest level since 1969 : Monthly Labor Review: U.S. Here is a report from the same time frame from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics! You have to really dig in on your own to buck the narrative.good luck. A crew of six techs can service them 24/7 that yields of $78.84 mill revenue per year, subtract the 6 mill for the scanners about 2 mill for supplies and personnel.you are still sitting on a healthy 70+ mill in profits.why risk 30K per covid case?ĭata DownloadsThat's appreciated but I think you have to really dig through the mud if you want clean non-partisan data from overly large government bureaucracies that Trump was trying to shrink.
that is 216K/day for all the scans on the systems. Usually, a 400-bed hospital has at least 3 CT scanners. An average CT scan is about $1000 to $1200. Maybe for a little 4 bed Bumfuck Texas Krankenhaus It makes a difference.Ī brand new cardiac CT is about 2 mill installed.
You have to be an incredible criminally influenced thinker to believe that the extra 30K is an incentive for a large hospital. The caseload and stuff that you report out from the EMR are weaponized for profit generation on an ongoing basis. A hospital can easily make a few hundred million by pushing more elected surgeries, getting a new CT or MR, or offering new procedures and there is not a single thing illegal about any of that. I do not get the thinking of the uninformed, they think a medical enterprise can get extra income using fraud, it is hard to document fraud when you use an EMR, it has safeguards, monitors every decision, and reports up the ying-yang. A 400-bed hospital's insurance bill is a large fortune, they screw up and it escalates. The insurance rating of a hospital is dependent on the QA processes they follow. An administrator cannot just check a box and alter what a provider decided.
The funny thing about this whole discussion is that a hospital will not bill anything that an MD specialist will not sign. then the two got combined and ever since I have been dealing with hospital information systems, which is basically automating medical processes including image management and telemedicine. Damn you ! 1990 was just yesterday in my memory well before that, I was working for a medical imaging company then worked for a networking/telephony equipment maker.
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