Critics: Hospital owner's actions exacerbated OB shortage
SageWest CEO acknowledges bad reputation, but says “everything has changed.” Fed-up Fremont County locals, meanwhile, have taken matters into their own hands.
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SageWest CEO acknowledges bad reputation, but says “everything has changed.” Fed-up Fremont County locals, meanwhile, have taken matters into their own hands.
It was the face of his newborn daughter, scrunched together, staring up at him in the delivery room, the first thing she saw. That was the catalyst. However, his journey away from extremist ideology and hate groups such as the Aryan Nations evolved over time, Tony McAleer told a crowd of roughly 100 area residents who attended Sunday's screening of "The Cure for Hate".
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A City's Only Hospital Cut Services. How Locals Fought Back. © Cayla Nimmo for the Wall Street Journal When the only hospital in a small central Wyoming city stopped delivering babies and cut back on surgeries, local residents sought to start their own. The fight that ensued now stretches to Washington, and is shining an uncomfortable light on one of the country’s biggest hospital chains and its private-equity owner. LifePoint Health Inc., backed by Apollo Global Management Inc., controls the only hospital in working-class Riverton, Wyo. After LifePoint merged Riverton’s hospital with a...