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State money has been set aside to help the bankrupt Madera Community Hospital reopen – nearly a year after it shut its doors.
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Madera County Supervisors are agreeing to fund $500,000 in hospital operating costs for 30 days, but only if a new partner’s letter of intent is in place.
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Cal Fire is getting into the artificial intelligence game.
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The hospital says a reopening plan is needed to apply for the funding and a $250,000 cost to produce the plan is holding back those efforts.
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The “Distressed Hospital Loan Program” would make $150 million in state funds available to help struggling hospitals.
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Hospitals aren’t the only places in need of more nursing staff. The Madera County Jail is seeing an increased need too.
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More than two months after shutting down all services and clinics, Madera Community Hospital officially filed for Chapter. 11 bankruptcy.
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A consulting group was offered up to create a reopening plan for Madera Community Hospital. But KVPR’s Soreath Hok reports the Madera County Board of Supervisors turned down the idea.
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The closure of Madera Community Hospital left thousands of people without access to regular checkups, emergency services and specialized care.
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Two months after closing, Madera Community Hospital sits empty and closed with millions in equipment. Behind closed doors, a push to reopen is running out of time.