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Bankrupt California Hospital Receives Lifeline From Adventist, Report Says

By Jonathan Weber July 27, 2023 KFF Health News Original

The Fresno Bee reports that Madera Community Hospital has reached an agreement with Adventist Health to take over the bankrupt facility and avoid liquidation.

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