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St. Peter's calls Dr. Weiner lawsuit 'premature,' seeks delay

Weiner  St. Peter’s Health has asked a judge to stay a lawsuit filed by a former oncologist against the health system, saying he has not exhausted administrative remedies as detailed in the hospital’s bylaws before turning to the courts. J. Devlan Geddes, the attorney for Dr. Thomas Weiner, said Tuesday his client will oppose the motion and their response is due by Thursday. St. Peter’s Health said in an April 5 motion to stay filing to Judge Michael Menahan, of the 1st Judicial District Court in Lewis and Clark County, that Weiner should follow the hospital’s corrective action plan within its bylaws and called the lawsuit, which was filed Dec. 10, premature. They said Weiner was not “prejudiced” by the stay and could resume the lawsuit once the administrative procedures were exhausted.

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St. Peter's Health CEO discusses progress, goals

The chief executive officer of St. Peter’s Health told a group of Helena residents that the hospital’s 100-year mission is to remain independent, that the facility is looking to hire more than 30 providers and that its clinic in Townsend is exceeding expectations. Wade Johnson was asked Thursday during a virtual meeting of Hometown Helena, a grassroots community group, about how the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package signed by the president would help St. Peter’s. He said remaining an independent hospital is extremely difficult in today’s health care environment. “Our board, our providers, our administration is committed to doing so,” he said, adding St. Peter s has partnerships with Bozeman Health and Logan Health in Kalispell and the University of Utah.

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