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Brett Kelman

Nashville

Reporter at KFF Health News

Reporter with KFF Health News. Previously: The Tennessean, The Desert Sun and Pacific Daily News. Charisma is my dump stat. 615 218 8496, [email protected]

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  • 3 weeks ago | gazettextra.com | Brett Kelman

    Despite years of patient complaints and quality-of-care concerns, Ballad Health - the nation's largest state-sanctioned hospital monopoly - will now be held to a lower standard by the Tennessee government, and state data that holds the monopoly accountable will be kept from the public for two years. Ballad is the only option for hospital care for most of the approximately 1.1 million people in a 29-county swath of Appalachia. Such a monopoly would normally be prohibited by federal law.

  • 3 weeks ago | thederrick.com | Brett Kelman

    Despite years of patient complaints and quality-of-care concerns, Ballad Health — the nation’s largest state-sanctioned hospital monopoly — will now be held to a lower standard by the Tennessee government, and state data that holds the monopoly accountable will be kept from the public for two years. Ballad is the only option for hospital care for most of the approximately 1.1 million people in a 29-county swath of Appalachia. Such a monopoly would normally be prohibited by federal law.

  • 3 weeks ago | miamiherald.com | Brett Kelman

    Despite years of patient complaints and quality-of-care concerns, Ballad Health - the nation's largest state-sanctioned hospital monopoly - will now be held to a lower standard by the Tennessee government, and state data that holds the monopoly accountable will be kept from the public for two years. Ballad is the only option for hospital care for most of the approximately 1.1 million people in a 29-county swath of Appalachia. Such a monopoly would normally be prohibited by federal law.

  • 3 weeks ago | dailygazette.com | Brett Kelman

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  • 3 weeks ago | swoknews.com | Brett Kelman

    Despite years of patient complaints and quality-of-care concerns, Ballad Health — the nation’s largest state-sanctioned hospital monopoly — will now be held to a lower standard by the Tennessee government, and state data that holds the monopoly accountable will be kept from the public for two years. Ballad is the only option for hospital care for most of the approximately 1.1 million people in a 29-county swath of Appalachia. Such a monopoly would normally be prohibited by federal law.

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Brett Kelman
Brett Kelman @BrettKelman
5 May 25

RT @charlesornstein: Almost unfathomable: This Lender Said Its Loans Would Help Tennesseans. It Has Sued More Than 110,000 of Them. Yes, yo…

Brett Kelman
Brett Kelman @BrettKelman
5 May 25

I'm wading back in to the hellhole that is Twitter to share this story about the hellhole that is payday loans. Tennessee lawmakers are allowing "flex loans" to eat their constituents alive. Story by @TNLookout and @propublica, some of the best. https://t.co/eFZGqGfLTR

Brett Kelman
Brett Kelman @BrettKelman
1 Apr 25

The man responsible for a $1.3 billion fraud scheme. A doctor who gave unnecessary eye injections. A CEO made a fortune on pain and pee. President Trump claims he will stop health care fraudsters. In his first term, he let these fraudsters go. https://t.co/9vG3unX09R