What did Rockefeller do for medical care in New York?
Increased facilities and personnel
Decreased funding
Privatized hospitals
Built a medical university
Answer
John D. Rockefeller increased facilities and personnel for medical care in New York. He did this by funding new hospitals and clinics, as well as providing financial support to medical schools. This helped to improve the quality of medical care available to New Yorkers, and made it more accessible to people from all socioeconomic backgrounds.
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