Women’s Health Centers Reports $1-Million Loss
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Women’s Health Centers of America reported a $1-million net loss and $394,373 in revenue for the fiscal year ended Dec. 31, compared to a $667,223 net loss and $480,762 in revenue in 1985.
The loss, which was described as “planned” by President Ronald F. Meadows, was generated by the company’s decision to establish a “critical mass” in San Diego by establishing two additional women’s health-care facilities in San Diego County.
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