Home Health & Hospice Week
Industry Note:
North Carolina County Plans Agency Closure
Published on Fri Apr 20, 2018
Another county home health and hospice provider looks set to close. Person County Commissioners have started the process of privatizing the county's agency, reports The Courier-Times. The North Carolina program's revenues aren't covering its costs, and its services are offered by seven or eight other providers in the county, County Manager Heidi York told the newspaper.
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