I think that the general consensus on this board is that, in terms of specifications like HR/accounting/etc.; it's better to do a general MBA rather than something specific. This is because in a general MBA you'll learn the skills you'll need to be effective in your specialization - but you'll also have a degree that's more flexible and provide you with a more diverse skillset in the long run. However, specializations like healthcare sometimes require a more specific focus because of the particularities of the industry's structure and regulations.

There are only a couple online MBA courses that do have a healthcare focus - check out these schools:

George Washington University
The University of Scranton
Tiffin University

Thanks a lot Ezra, will check out their websites

What you are thinking would strictly restrict your area of employment. Don?t narrow down your prospects.