Excerpt from story in The Hartford Courant: snip:

Y2k May Hurt U.S. Homecare Publication date: Jan 28, 2000

As if ailing U.S. Homecare Inc. didn't have enough of a struggle, the Hartford-based company reported Thursday that Y2K computer software problems could hurt cash flow.  In the same disclosure, U.S. Homecare said a software vendor had failed to deliver "promised and necessary software upgrades" to deal with year 2000 problems that surfaced at the start of the new year. Snip.

Link to story:

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-- Carl Jenkins (Somewherepress@aol.com), January 29, 2000

Answers

Healthcare is getting ready to collapse under its own weight and the weight of the great big, fat, overweaning bureaucracy sitting on top of it, starving it for cash flow. Insurance agents and bureaucrats get paid first. If you get in a pinch, see what an offer of cash up front will buy you.....

-- JIT (justintime@rightnow.net), January 29, 2000.