Closing Hahnemann could deprive some struggling neighborhoods of a key safety net
Hahnemann University Hospital’s decision to turn away critically ill emergency patients comes at the start of the busiest season for health emergencies, when car crashes, gunshot wounds, and other trauma are on the rise.

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