Source: Richard Craver, WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL, 2/29/20


Thirty percent of North Carolina’s rural community hospitals, 15 out of 50, are considered as vulnerable to closing because of potential financial shortfalls, according to a national study released last week. The report from the Chicago-based Chartis Center for Rural Health listed six N.C. hospitals as “most vulnerable,” while nine others are “at risk.”

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