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Faced with financial strain from Medicaid re determinations and the potential loss of patients, rural hospitals across the country are switching their status to continue health care services in their communities. My UP's Jessica Goska investigates how the change could impact Upper Peninsula health care workers and patients. COPYRIGHT 2025...

U.P. hospitals adopt critical access status

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Faced with financial strain from Medicaid re determinations and the potential loss of patients, rural hospitals across the country are switching their stat

U.P. hospitals adopt critical access status

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