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Rochester lawmakers reacted over the weekend to news of Mayo Clinic reconsidering planned investments in Minnesota if parts of the proposed Omnibus Health and Human Services bill are not removed before Governor Tim Walz signs the legislation into law.

Rochester lawmakers reacted over the weekend to news of Mayo Clinic reconsidering planned investments in Minnesota if parts of the proposed Omnibus Health and Human Services bill are not removed before Governor Tim Walz signs the legislation into law.

Rochester lawmakers reacted over the weekend to news of Mayo Clinic reconsidering planned investments in Minnesota if parts of the proposed Omnibus Health and Human Services bill are not removed before Governor Tim Walz signs the legislation into law.

Rochester lawmakers reacted over the weekend to news of Mayo Clinic reconsidering planned investments in Minnesota if parts of the proposed Omnibus Health and Human Services bill are not removed before Governor Tim Walz signs the legislation into law.

Rochester lawmakers reacted over the weekend to news of Mayo Clinic reconsidering planned investments in Minnesota if parts of the proposed Omnibus Health and Human Services bill are not removed before Governor Tim Walz signs the legislation into law.

Mayo asked for its facilities to be exempted from a bill establishing staffing levels for nurses, and for lawmakers to cancel an “extremely problematic” plan to contain costs of care.

The Minnesota Nurses Association has accused Mayo Clinic of black mailing the Minnesota Legislature following an email sent out Wednesday from Mayo to DFL legislatures to kill the 'Keeping Nurses at the Bedside act'.

Mayo Clinic gave Minnesota an ultimatum over bills aiming to increase nurse staffing and rein in health costs: Gut the bills or the hospital will pull billions in planned investments.

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Mayo Clinic is reconsidering investments in Minnesota over two proposed bills.