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Medicaid expansion ‘too little, too late’ as Greenwood Leflore Hospital finds way to stay open until 2024
Greenwood Leflore Hospital, which has been at the forefront of Mississippi's ongoing hospital crisis, will remain open until at least 2024 after being on the brink of full closure earlier this year.
In a memo sent to GLH employees this week, interim CEO Gary Marchand informed his staff that the hospital's owners have agreed to an extended $10 million line of credit in place to support ongoing operations.
On top of the credit extension, GLH is set to receive around $925,000 from the state legislature once the new fiscal year begins on July 1. This is in addition to $2.1 million from the Mississippi Hospital Access Program and $722,713 from the Disproportionate Share Hospital Program allocated to GLH earlier this month.
While Marchand said the funds are helpful in the short term, the extended line of credit expected to be available within the next 30 to 60 days is the primary reason the hospital will be able to keep its doors open for the foreseeable future.
“While the…
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By: Caleb Salers
Title: Medicaid expansion ‘too little, too late' as Greenwood Leflore Hospital finds way to stay open until 2024
Sourced From: www.supertalk.fm/medicaid-expansion-too-little-too-late-as-greenwood-leflore-hospital-finds-way-to-stay-open-until-2024/
Published Date: Fri, 07 Apr 2023 17:20:55 +0000
SUMMARY: Severe weather is expected in Jackson metro on May 8, urging citizens to be prepared for strong winds and hail. The City Council introduced a Severe Limb and Tree Risk Ordinance to report dangerous limbs and trees. Councilman Ashby Foote advised reaching out to council members for safety hazards. Over 100 trees fell in Northeast Jackson last month, causing damage and highlighting the importance of having good insurance for storm-related damages. Public Works and Solid Waste will monitor the storms closely. Preparation, awareness, and reporting potential dangers are emphasized to ensure safety during severe weather events.
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SUMMARY: JXN Water announced a temporary road closure on Paden Street in Jackson, Mississippi due to a large sinkhole. Crews are currently working to repair a sewer line on Paden Street between Cummins Street and West McDowell Road after residents voiced concerns about the sinkhole and foul smells. The repairs began on May 8 and are expected to continue until complete. Patricia Barnes, a resident in the area, expressed gratitude for the repairs. JXN Water officials stated that the road will remain closed until repairs are finished.
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SUMMARY: House Bill 349, signed by Governor Tate Reeves, will ban “squatted vehicles” in Mississippi beginning July 1, 2024. These are trucks or vehicles with raised front fenders higher than the rear fenders. Violating the law will result in a misdemeanor, fines, and possible license suspension. The Mississippi Department of Public Safety highlights safety concerns and the importance of maintaining visibility on the roads. The goal is to promote safe driving habits and ensure the safety of everyone sharing the road. The department emphasizes that safety is their top priority and will continue to enforce laws to keep roads safe.
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