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Old 08-19-2011, 09:01 AM
 
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If you think Health Grades or Carechex aren't real sources to compare hospital quality and services, you truly are clueless. If it was simply about paying people off for a good score, WVU hospital would have likely been a little higher than the #36 best hospital in WV ranking that they received.

I work in the healthcare industry. What sector is it that you work in again? Was it accounting or something like that? But yet you are the healthcare expert and know more than Health Grades and Carechex, huh?

And the Forbes rating was for the best places for business (small metros in your case), not overall cities.
Okay Tim, if you say so. It's all very objective...

And, because it doesn't favor Huntington the US News ratings are not objective, right? No way you'd have a vested personal interest in that now, is there?
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Old 08-19-2011, 09:07 AM
 
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Ruby is WVU Hospital. I've heard really impressive things about Mon General. I'd say the best hospital in the state would be between CAMC and Ruby Memorial. I'm sure Huntington's biggest hospitals are up there too. Everybody promotes their hometown but some of the people on this forum (more than one, not directed at anybody specifically) need to give it a rest.
I agree, let's move on to other things. Nobody can win an argument like this one, and it serves no purpose to keep it going.
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Old 08-19-2011, 04:31 PM
 
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I agree, let's move on to other things. Nobody can win an argument like this one, and it serves no purpose to keep it going.
Actually this argument was won a long time ago, so it is time to move on. However the thread should stay open if someone wants to compare the 2 fastest developing areas of WV.
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