Eaton Rapids Medical Center celebrates 60 years by $six million expansion

purchas picture Eaton Rapids Medical Center's 25,000-square-foot addition photographed on Friday, Nov. three, 2017, in Eaton Rapids. The expansion going to home the Eaton Rapids Medical Center Family Practice, Redicare, Physical medication, Sleep Center & Behavioral Health departments. (picture: Nick King/Lansing State Journal)purchas PhotoEATON RAPIDS - Officials at Eaton Rapids Medical Center started laying the groundwork for a current $six million expansion a decade ago. purchas picture The Eaton Rapids Medical Center photographed on Friday, Nov. three, 2017, in Eaton Rapids. The center's 25,000-square-foot addition going to home the Eaton Rapids Medical Center Family Practice, Redicare, Physical medication, Sleep Center & Behavioral Health departments.

University Medical Center to settle deaf discrimination grievance with paying $50,000

University Medical Center latest Orleans going to pay a Jefferson Parish resident $50,000 to a settle a deaf discrimination grievance alleging the infirmary failed to provide her by the effective means to communicate by staff during her medical care, according to a law firm Wednesday (Nov. eight). The grievance, filed in the Eastern District Court of latest Orleans, is against the University Medical Center Management Corporation which leases & operates UMC. The grievance stated the trio of defendants allegedly violated the Americans by Disabilities Act, the Affordable Care Act, & the Rehabilitation Act. "This way of communication was obviously not effective for Ms. Esparza," the grievance stated. In March, the grievance stated UMC gave Esparza medical documents on 2 breaking up occasions, however the data was never translated for her.

Harvey-damaged East Houston Regional Medical Center going to close

As it stated in Harvey-damaged East Houston Regional Medical Center going to closeEast Houston Regional Medical Center, swamped with 6 feet of water during Hurricane Harvey in August, is closing for perfect in what is being called the biggest medical casualty of the storm. East Houston Regional flooded once more during Hurricane Ike in 2008 & then once further during the Harvey deluge. The statement encouraged patients to visit the HCA-owned Bayshore & Clear Lake Regional Medical Centers nearby. "The closure of East Houston is unfortunate, however a wise decision, given its frequent flooding following named & unnamed storms," says Pile. "tools housed in hospitals is socostly & the cost to make repairs & renovations likely made the decision to close East Houston inevitable."

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