Lack of hospital charity care oversight could cost taxpayers millions Emma Thomas November 21, 2022 1 minute read Virginia’s non-profit hospitals are costing taxpayers nearly $300 million yearly — one doctor says it comes down to a lack of oversight in one key area. WFIR’s Emma Thomas has that story: Share: Post navigation Previous: Update: shooting incident from yesterday morning took place in SE RoanokeNext: Family caregiving through the eyes of someone who has been there Related Stories Virginia advocates say Spanberger veto on marijuana retail market breaks promise, extends years-long stalemate Ian Price May 20, 2026 Festival in the Park is back this weekend Gene Marrano May 20, 2026 Festival in the Park, historic play coming to Attic Productions Gene Marrano May 20, 2026
Virginia’s non-profit hospitals are costing taxpayers nearly $300 million yearly — one doctor says it comes down to a lack of oversight in one key area. WFIR’s Emma Thomas has that story:
