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I am surprised to read this statement:
"The Little Company of Mary also owns and runs a 95-bed private hospital and health-care complex co-located with Calvary Public Hospital." Thanks

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Thanks for shared this with us.i found this informative and interesting blog so i think so its very useful and knowledge able.I would like to thank you for the efforts.The ACT Government has stated that having Canberra’s two public hospitals owned and managed by two separate entities is untenable in the long run. The ACT Government has offered to buy the hospital for approximately $80 million – its present valuation - and take over its management.

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Awesome tips. I’ll be passing this post on for sure . The Little Comapany of Mary concentrates on heatlh services at theie private hospital in Bruce.The Act Goverment brought Calvary Public Hospital from the Little Company of Mary.It's merged so How much effect on public ,patients really some effect will on public of Belconnen.This hospital provides almost all services regarding health like :

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Thanks for the excellent job. Hope it'll not so much costly. Waiting for the extra ordinary services.

it is very nice. today all my time is gone to this topic. and i saw it here that "95% funded by ACT Health". thanks

yeah, time will tell....

Thanks for post!Modern-day hospitals are largely staffed by professional physicians, surgeons, and nurses, whereas in history.........

The Little Company of Mary accepted the offer for a good cause, that is to give a better facility to their private hospital. It's a win-win situation for both of these companies, and looking forward to the improvements of the hospital under the ACT Health administration.

Arnie

i think that this should probably result in more efficient care, as long as the moral obligation to offer the full range of services at a fair, competitive price remains.

This is a pretty steep price. New management under ACT? Is that a good idea? hm...time will tell