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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93008_01554142 room. Now the operating room, we've been cirticized now for a long time. We have three operating rooms. We want to enlarge it and make four, but our schedule is not heavy. Friday, there was one operation done. Today, there was just one operation. Do you think that's overcrowded? No. So actually it is not necessary to go into expanding just for that purpose. What do we actually need? We do need some new beds, or I should say change the, take the beds from the old wing and move it to the new wing. Now we have a shelled -in area on the third floor. Now we have it set up so it can be enlarged, it can be filled in with private beds, private rooms. They never thought about semi -private, I don't know why they didn't, because you can put many more beds there, and some people want semi -private. They don't want to be in private rooms; their insurances don't cover it. I was in a private room six years ago in a hospital and I was in for six days and my bill was $1400, just for being in the hospital, Now some patients almost have to pay that for one day in the hospital. So actually I feel that if we had taken all this money that we have used on surveys and surveys and surveys and gone ahead and shelled in that third floor to start with, they would have enough beds to take care of our shortage. When the economy gets good again, we can go ahead