In r/medicine, the DOJ lawsuit against New York-Presbyterian is treated as potentially routine system behavior in a consolidated market, with skepticism that the action is about patients rather than politics or leverage.
Justice Department Sues New York-Presbyterian Hospital for Anticompetitive Contracts That Increase Healthcare Costs for New Yorkers
I practice in NYC. I haven't read the lawsuit but it's safe to assume that if Cornell/Columbia is doing it then so are NYU, Sinai, Monti, and Northwell.
I read the first couple of pages. I don’t see what NYP is doing that is particularly bad or different than any other system.
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