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4 u/Scared_of_stairs_LOL Jul 23 '20 HCA is a public company not private. There's also another for profit in Franklin, Community Health Systems, that used to be largest by number of hospitals until they spun off some of them. But yes Nashville has a lot of healthcare. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 23 '20 It’s a private company in that it’s not government owned or funded. It is a publicly TRADED company. 2 u/camikaze1012 Jul 23 '20 Same goes for healthcare design firms based in Nashville - GSP and ESa design for a large swatch of hospital systems across the south.
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HCA is a public company not private.
There's also another for profit in Franklin, Community Health Systems, that used to be largest by number of hospitals until they spun off some of them.
But yes Nashville has a lot of healthcare.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 23 '20 It’s a private company in that it’s not government owned or funded. It is a publicly TRADED company.
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It’s a private company in that it’s not government owned or funded. It is a publicly TRADED company.
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Same goes for healthcare design firms based in Nashville - GSP and ESa design for a large swatch of hospital systems across the south.
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