71.   Hospitals have committees that review complaints against physicians and recommend action.

72.   Hospitals have no way of spotting a case of the virus on their own.

73.   How long would the hospital have to be closed?

74.   Hospital officials said the hospital did have problems with flies and mice, but they denied that they were as extreme as the report suggested.

75.   However, very few hospitals nationwide have the systems and protocols in place to deliver such care quickly, he said.

76.   Hospitals frequently have to wrangle with health plans over payment for services provided, and often wait months to be paid.

77.   Hospitals have numerous safeguards in place to protect their patients and their own reputations -- especially when it comes to surgery.

78.   I would suggest at this point that hospitals have emergency plans and know their capability.

79.   If for-profit hospitals have to consider antitrust issues, they must be here to stay, even with their lost credibility.

80.   If beneficiaries paid less, then the federal government would have to pay more or hospitals would have to accept less over all.