> > When you're a not-for-profit organization you're given significant tax breaks because your business is supposedly providing a benefit to the community. Now there is no financial benefit to operating as a not-for-profit. <br>> > <br>> > As an example, AAA is a not-for-profit. <br> <br>The deal with not-for-profits is that they must accept people without insurance and treat them. If that goes away they won't be able to compete with the for-profits who only have to keep them alive long enough to transfer them to a not-for-profit. Unless of course you'd rather socialize healthcare or let people die in the emergency room while people point at them and laugh for not having a good job.