The Cleveland Clinic will close the Huron Hospital in East Cleveland, Ohio, and terminate 915 jobs between Aug. 15 and Oct. 7, 2011.
The hospital serves patients Cleveland's impoverished east side and suburban East Cleveland, prompting concerns from city officials on the loss of trauma and other emergency care where it was needed the most.
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Sad to read this news. Cleveland Clinic has put profits over everything else. Guess they can't sell high-priced medical services that are sometimes unnecessary to hard up areas like this.
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