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Financial corrections aimed at multi-million-dollar loss

Olympic Medical Center in Port Angeles, Wash. has a plan to reverse its $12 million loss this year. The organization cited rising costs, Medicaid/Medicare rates

Some of you may recall the recent column I wrote about the health care industry-wide labor shortage causing backlogs in moving patients into the right place for the right care by the right person resulting in long anxious waits in the OMC emergency room.

In his previous position as Olympic Medical Center’s Chief Financial Officer, Darryl Wolfe said that with just one or two locums — “traveling” health care workers who are contracted to back-fill open jobs — at OMC, “my heart rate would go up.”

Finance director: May loss ‘only’ $1 million

Olympic Medical Center in Port Angeles, Wash. is facing a $7.9 million loss for the first four months of 2023. CEO Darryl Wolfe addressed the

Hospital says it lost $7.9 million during first four months of year

Shrinking workforce biggest challenge for hospital

Most of us have experienced delays related to supply chain problems, resulting from nearly three years of living and fighting with a pandemic.

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