Abstract
Using Massachusetts as an example of a state which is burdened with high health care costs, Social Network Theory is used as a basis for examining some factors which contribute to these high costs. Vignettes are described to indicate that some hospitalization may be a consequence of inappropriate social service intervention prior to onset of symptoms requiring medical attention.
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