Jackson Hospital celebrates 80th anniversary following emergence from bankruptcy
Not only has Montgomery’s Jackson Hospital celebrated its emergence from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, it is marking 80 years in operation.
Not only has Montgomery’s Jackson Hospital celebrated its emergence from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, it is marking 80 years in operation.
Montgomery’s Jackson Hospital has announced that it has emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Montgomery’s Jackson Hospital has announced it is taking the next steps to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Jackson Hospital workers are still awaiting details on the agreement that will allow their bankrupt facility to stay open, but they are relieved that the hospital has a future.
Montgomery’s bankrupt Jackson Hospital says due to recent developments, it will not start a process to close on July 1.
As Montgomery’s bankrupt Jackson Hospital searches for ways to survive, it says talks with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama are continuing.
Officials at Montgomery’s bankrupt Jackson Hospital have delayed a scheduled announcement on whether it will close its doors. Montgomery County Commission Chairman Doug Singleton has told us the reason why.
The ruling means that the federal courts will not enforce Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alabama to pay the same rates to the hospital that Baptist Medical Center South is currently getting.
OB-GYN Dr. LaToya Clark said Jackson Hospital offers services for pregnant women that are not available elsewhere in the area and could be lost if the hospital closes.
Gov. Kay Ivey has announced that she will commit $40 million for capital expenses at Jackson Hospital in Montgomery, but only after it has emerged from bankruptcy.