Lamoille Health Partners in Morrisville, Vt., will remain open despite facing financial difficulties. The critical access hospital recently received a $150,000 grant from Copley Hospital, along with federal funding, which has allowed them to continue operations after experiencing cash flow problems last year. Discussions about a potential merger between Lamoille Health Partners and Copley Hospital are ongoing, with both organizations exploring ways to collaborate and save costs. Copley CEO Joseph Woodin emphasized that the goal is not just to provide financial assistance but also to find ways to work together, such as sharing staffing and group purchasing. While leadership roles may change as part of the merger process, the hospital has stated that there are no plans for layoffs at this time. Residents of the Lamoille Valley can rest assured that their local healthcare provider will remain open and continue to serve the community. This positive development is a result of collaboration and support from both organizations, ensuring that residents have continued access to vital healthcare services.
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