Hospitals Cut Nonclinical Costs in Tight Economy

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DAYTON -- Premier Health Partners and Kettering Health Network's hospitals slashed spending on advertising and promotion by about a third in 2009, one of several cuts to discretionary costs during the brunt of the recession, according to tax documents filed last week.

Premier cut advertising and promotion spending 35 percent to $5.45 million, while KHN cut such spending 33 percent to $2.86 million.

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Hospitals Cut Nonclinical Costs in Tight Economy

At Premier's Miami Valley Hospital, 2009 advertising/promotion spendin...

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