Not-for-profit hospitals cut costs or merged to improve performance in 2011, but the sector faces continued stress as insurers squeeze rates and health reform increases pressure to treat patients outside costly hospitals, according to Standard & Poor's. Read more from Melanie Evans in Modern Healthcare here.
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