You're not wrong, but the details on how they could hire outside contractors to save their certification and the details on how this won't harm actual patients-

You're not wrong, but the details on how they could hire outside contractors to save their certification and the details on how this won't harm actual patients--the only conceivable grounds for the temporary injunction as far as I'm concerned--coupled with the judge dismissing the injunction are things I find very persuasive. Some of the details in there can also be cross-checked with other things, like that posting on r/nursing. So you present a very good point that we can't take anyone's reply as gospel truth, but in this case, we do have significant corroboration for the points made in this. The points I can actually verify are more than enough for me to say that ThedaCare is full of crap and deserves to go out of business. I know that I won't be patronizing them, given any reasonable choice in the matter.