Given their excess capacity & “sincere” support for fattening Wishard's development capacity at the tables of Marion County property owners; did it occur to anyone they take a lead in sharing or cooperating with Wishard on that otherwise fallow capacity, to benefit “others,” or citizens in need also known as taxpayers? Then again, it's so easy to forget, that bureaucratic “direction” would predictably indicate, “you can't get there from here.”

Unfortunately, it appears this isn't about helping “those in need,” but gorging those in greed. This seems to be about excessive, expanded government, helping itself to the earnings & equity, of citizens in need, of their own hard earned dollars; devalued tax by tax percentage, marxist bullying (plundering & power tripping), federal “stimu-lust” & counterfeiting by over printing.

Most of the suburban for-the-wealthy hospitals have occupancy rates at or below 40%. Building ANY of them was a shameful indictment of government system which allow it.

Wanna know the rest of that horror story? Much of the time, those hospitals expand with construction loans guaranteed by a quasi-fed govt. corporation. Kinda like Fannie Mae for hospitals.

Did they have to prove need for beds? NO. They only had to prove good design.

It is disgraceful. None of these new hospitals that are around the city were needed. Not a damned one.

Given their excess capacity & “sincere” support for fattening Wishard's development capacity at the tables of Marion County property owners; did it occur to anyone they take a lead in sharing or cooperating with Wishard on that otherwise fallow capacity, to benefit “others,” or citizens in need also known as taxpayers? Then again, it's so easy to forget, that bureaucratic “direction” would predictably indicate, “you can't get there from here.”

Unfortunately, it appears this isn't about helping “those in need,” but gorging those in greed. This seems to be about excessive, expanded government, helping itself to the earnings & equity, of citizens in need, of their own hard earned dollars; devalued tax by tax percentage, marxist bullying (plundering & power tripping), federal “stimu-lust” & counterfeiting by over printing.

Most of the suburban for-the-wealthy hospitals have occupancy rates at or below 40%. Building ANY of them was a shameful indictment of government system which allow it.

Wanna know the rest of that horror story? Much of the time, those hospitals expand with construction loans guaranteed by a quasi-fed govt. corporation. Kinda like Fannie Mae for hospitals.

Did they have to prove need for beds? NO. They only had to prove good design.

It is disgraceful. None of these new hospitals that are around the city were needed. Not a damned one.

Guess wealthy, privately insured clients in Fishers, Carmel, Bloomington, Lafayette, & Muncie are more important than needy Medicare and Medicaid clients in downtown Indianapolis to this Non-Profit.

Last I read, the business community that is supporting new $700 million Wishard Hospital and new $750 million Lucas Oil Stadium backed out of the second tranch of financing of several hundred million that was to be directed to IPS building upgrades to match township schools.