Hospitals with bad debt certainly are seeking creative solutions. Such is the case for Lower Bucks Hospital in Bristol Township, Pa., which could receive up to $1 million annually in gaming revenue should table games become legal in the Keystone State. The hospital's bad debt quadrupled to $16 million between 2004 and 2008, while its assets and fund balance dropped to a meager $5 million, down from $22.4 million. Currently, a table games bill that could bring in up to $250 million per year in additional revenue is being discussed by the state's House and Senate. One percent of all revenue reported from a local casino would then be earmarked for the hospital. Article