as long as the patients don’t lose their in come it shouldn’t have any effect,but if income is lost the patients will be tossed out on the street and people will lose care giver jobs,also if to much money (inflation) is printed and patient income stays the same they wont be able to pay so they get tossed out on street and you lose your job because not enough patients to pay for services.the real problem with the big bailouts is that the government have put the printing presses in over drive.every dollar they print will remove a little value from the dollar you have,print enough and your dollar is worthless,just like junk bonds do.a depression like we are starting to have is really acerbated by printing to much money,prices follow the money supply UP and it takes more money to buy the same thing you normally buy,and its not because of supply and demand but because money is so easy to get,in a depression when work is just not available then money value goes UP and prices go down,because people don’t have an income to buy,the new government is treating the national economy like a poker player trying to bluff their way in to winning the game,but when it comes time to pay all the bets off there wont be enough tax paying workers to pay the bill,so it collapse with worse consequences than if they did nothing at all,they should have let the fat hogs starve,and helped the little banks thrive with a strong super visional regulator at their side.but the fat banks will **** the feed out of the trough and the little pigs will starve

Actually health care is quite stable during a recession. If you think about it people still need their medicine and you cant pick when you are going to get sick. So health care can continue to grow even during a recession. The main reason for this is that health care companies cover vast areas so they have a diverse enough clientel that they will continue to allways be profitable.

Hospitals and doctors offices, would be affected at different rates. If your hospital is in a big city it is likely that you are going to see stable growth in your practice. If you are a small doctor’s office that hadles mainly physicals and elective treatments you will see that you are going to be loosing money during a recesion.