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Odd. All these clinics talk about is how abortions are a small % of their "women's health" services, yet they can't even keep the doors open without them. Can anyone explain this to me?

Sure. As a percentage of revenue, procedures are what generate the most revenue for any medical proceduralist. But most of there actual time is spent doing preventative or medical exams, which bring in peanuts in comparison. He's probably have to perform almost 30 pap smears to generate the same amount of revenue that one abortion would.

So you take away his procedures, though it may only amount to a half a day per week, and he's in the red.

Pretty clear?

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Posted by MSMHater

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Member since Oct 2008

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Posted on 3/6/14 at 10:44 am to MSMHater

And please pay attention to where these clinics are. This is not inner city Houston and Dallas clinics closing down.

These are essentially MEXICAN abortion clinics, serving both Mexican Americans and Mexican citizens.

Go ahead...shut down their abortion clinics. Then bump that "reqonquista" thread from yesterday to discuss the effects of the increased birth rate. What's the average hispanic birth rate now?

ETA: 3rd clinic was in Beaumont. Those people will just drive to Houston.

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Posted by Projectpat

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Posted on 3/6/14 at 10:49 am to MSMHater

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He's probably have to perform almost 30 pap smears to generate the same amount of revenue that one abortion would.

So you take away his procedures, though it may only amount to a half a day per week, and he's in the red.

I understand that, it just seems weird to base what constitutes that majority of your business on the number of procedures performed rather than the importance of it to your business or the income percentage.

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