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Missouri spent $25M to send health workers to hospitals. Contract marked by high costs, no-shows - Vimarsana News

Missouri spent $25M to send health workers to hospitals. Contract marked by high costs, no-shows

A little more than 200 temporary medical staff ended up being sent to hospitals, while monoclonal antibody treatments averaged more than $5,600 per patient.

Source: krcu.org
Missouri spent $25M to send health workers to hospitals. Contract marked by high costs, no-shows - Vimarsana News

Missouri spent $25M to send health workers to hospitals. Contract marked by high costs, no-shows

A little more than 200 temporary medical staff ended up being sent to hospitals, while monoclonal antibody treatments averaged more than $5,600 per patient.

Source: kbia.org
Missouri spent $25 million to aid hospitals. Contract marked by no-shows, high costs • Missouri Independent - Vimarsana News

Missouri spent $25 million to aid hospitals. Contract marked by no-shows, high costs • Missouri Independent

Missouri hired Texas-based SLSCO to provide temporary hospital staff and operate monoclonal antibody treatment centers.

Missouri spent $25 million to send health workers to hospitals. Many never showed up - Vimarsana News

Missouri spent $25 million to send health workers to hospitals. Many never showed up

After Missouri offered a Texas company a no-bid contract, only a little more than 200 temporary medical staff ended up being sent to hospitals, while monoclonal antibody treatments averaged more than $5,600 per patient.

Source: kcur.org
Missouri paid SLSCO $25M to aid hospitals during COVID surge - Vimarsana News

Missouri paid SLSCO $25M to aid hospitals during COVID surge

A little more than 200 temporary medical staff ended up being sent to hospitals, while monoclonal antibody treatments averaged more than $5,600 per patient.