Mayo Clinic says health reform proposed in Minnesota Legislature could hurt future investment
"I urge Mayo to continue to work in collaboration with policymakers and not against them in that goal." - State Senator Liz Boldon
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"I urge Mayo to continue to work in collaboration with policymakers and not against them in that goal." - State Senator Liz Boldon
Minnesota Nurses Association President Mary Turner, meanwhile, ripped Mayo after learning of the email.
After a report accused the Mayo Clinic of using blackmail tactics, the Minnesota Nurses Association issued a statement.
Mayo Clinic officials sent emails to Minnesota lawmakers urging them to remove provisions of a large health bill and said they would pull planned investments from the state if they chose to pass them.
Mayo Clinic is threatening to relocate a $1.1 billion project if Minnesota lawmakers approve two health care bills it opposes.