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Altru sends letters to Devils Lake residents, expressing interest in hospital ownership or management there

Altru sends letters to Devils Lake residents, expressing interest in hospital ownership or management there
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Medicaid s tug-of-war pits North Dakota budget hawks against hospital advocates

Medicaid s tug-of-war pits North Dakota budget hawks against hospital advocates “We’re not buying $75 hammers and gold-plated toilet seats,” said Andy Lankowicz, president of CHI St. Alexius Health Devils Lake. Written By: Sam Easter | × Gov. Doug Burgum delivers his budget proposal to the North Dakota House of Representatives on Dec. 3. (Jeremy Turley / Forum News Service) When ailing patients come through the door at Deaconess Health Care in Northwood, CEO Pete Antonson said doctors and nurses do their best to help, even if a patient ultimately can’t pay for their care. When that happens, it means the small-town health system takes a financial loss.

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North Dakota Medicaid discussion concerns state s hospital advocates

Medicaid s tug-of-war pits North Dakota budget hawks against hospital advocates “We’re not buying $75 hammers and gold-plated toilet seats,” said Andy Lankowicz, president of CHI St. Alexius Health Devils Lake. Written By: Sam Easter | × Gov. Doug Burgum delivers his budget proposal to the North Dakota House of Representatives on Dec. 3. (Jeremy Turley / Forum News Service) When ailing patients come through the door at Deaconess Health Care in Northwood, CEO Pete Antonson said doctors and nurses do their best to help, even if a patient ultimately can’t pay for their care. When that happens, it means the small-town health system takes a financial loss.

United statesNorth dakotaNorth dakotansAlan oneilAndy lankowiczTim blaslChris jonesDoug burgumDave molmenCourtney koebeleKeith kempenichJon godfreadGrafton unity medical centerKaiser family foundationSanford healthDakota medical association