The closing of LICH Hospital by SUNY Downstate after they bought it from Continuum (after they siold all the high value assets!) is really emblematic of a transformation in Brooklyn which is gonna majorly displace people in terms of both real estate and space as well as essential services. There needs to be a very different model for partnerships among the city, hospitals and health care providers with respect to the neighborhoods they operate in. Mondragon Spain would be a great model. There worker coop's and the local state operate the hospitals and the provide the insurance and healthcare. Better quality and more efficient/inclusive.
reconstructing the NYC region to make it more "resilient" using participatory democracy and the solidarity economy with a bioregional framework. Special focus on post Sandy redevelopment.
Sunday, March 3, 2013
| Brooklyn Daily Eagle
The closing of LICH Hospital by SUNY Downstate after they bought it from Continuum (after they siold all the high value assets!) is really emblematic of a transformation in Brooklyn which is gonna majorly displace people in terms of both real estate and space as well as essential services. There needs to be a very different model for partnerships among the city, hospitals and health care providers with respect to the neighborhoods they operate in. Mondragon Spain would be a great model. There worker coop's and the local state operate the hospitals and the provide the insurance and healthcare. Better quality and more efficient/inclusive.
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