California Governor in Crisis After Healthcare Giants Shut Down Facilities | Megan Wright

California’s healthcare system is collapsing — right now.

Hospitals are shutting down. Emergency rooms are going dark. Dialysis clinics are closing. Healthcare workers are losing jobs. Patients are being turned away or forced to travel hours for life-saving care.

This isn’t a pandemic.
This isn’t a natural disaster.
This is a policy-driven collapse.

In this investigation, Megan Wright exposes how a state-mandated healthcare wage increase — signed by Governor Gavin Newsom without funding, transition planning, or reimbursement reform — pushed already fragile healthcare facilities into insolvency.

This video breaks down:

Why hospitals and clinics were financially vulnerable before the law

How the $25/hour healthcare wage mandate shattered operating margins

Why Medi-Cal reimbursement rates make closures inevitable

How dialysis clinics, ERs, and surgery centers are disappearing

Why rural and underserved communities are being hit first

Who really pays when politics ignores healthcare economics

This is not an argument against fair pay.
It’s an argument against unfunded mandates and willful denial of math.

🏥 When clinics close, ERs overload
🏥 When ERs overload, outcomes worsen
🏥 When access disappears, lives are at risk

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⚠️ Disclaimer

This video is provided for educational, informational, and commentary purposes only.

All statements reflect analysis and opinion based on publicly available records, industry reporting, legislative documents, court filings, and firsthand accounts. This content does not constitute medical, legal, or financial advice, nor does it claim to represent official positions of any healthcare provider, government agency, or public official.

No individual or organization is accused of criminal conduct. Viewers are encouraged to independently verify information and form their own conclusions.

Healthcare operations, reimbursement structures, and regulatory impacts are complex and subject to change. This analysis reflects conditions and information available at the time of recording.