Why hospitals’ revenue growth is likely to slow down in 2025

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Top Story Why Hospitals' Revenue Growth Is Likely to Slow Down in 2025 Hospitals' operating margins dropped in November due to decreased patient demand levels and continued increases in expenses, according to a new report. One healthcare expert noted that rising expenses will remain a major problem for hospitals throughout 2025.

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