Lakewood Healthcare Data Study

[Mark Kindt]

Not Much More To Write On These Topics

At this point, I have written just about everything that I can about why the facts and the documents present the strongest case possible for municipal reform in Lakewood, Ohio.

I will leave you with a few final thoughts.

Folks, all the damage has already been done. I've just been merely tallying-up the costs of the wreckage. The hospital will be demolished in 2019 and One Lakewood Place will arise upon it.

Here we have elected Democratic Party officeholders providing publicly-subsidized town homes for upper income consumers.

The source of the public subsidies being used for this planned new construction is from the liquidation of healthcare funds and assets that as recently as 2015 served the needs of 145,000 low income and working class families.

That just about sums it all up.

Sad, but true.