Another one from today's Times:
Dr. Bello could treat patients and prescribe medication, as long as other doctors were looking over his shoulder, and only at Bronx-Lebanon. “Not over there — not in a clinic,” (Dr. Chilimuri) said for emphasis, pointing out the hospital’s doors.
Do they mean he indicated the hospital's doors (meaning that Bello couldn't practice in the hospital) or was Chilimuri inside the hospital pointing outside its doors, meaning the hospital is only place Bello could practice?
Kevin Slater