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Worst Flu Season to Lift U.S. Hospital Operator Results

By Manas Mishra and Ankur Banerjee (Reuters) | on March 20, 2018 | 0 Comment
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“The impact of [the flu season] is fairly significant as we look across the country . . . at this point in time,” Larry Merlo, CVS’s chief executive officer said on a post-earnings call last month.

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Not all health care companies are expected to benefit from the flu season, however, as medical costs for insurers are likely to rise when they report results for the latest quarter.

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Topics: AdmissionsFluHospitalPatient Volume

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