Wyoming Medical Center Charity Care Costs Decline
The Wyoming Medical Center has increased the value of the county hospital assets from a base line of $62.9 million in 1995 to $288.7 million in 2017.
Memorial Hospital of Natrona County
Bonds Issued For Wyoming Medical Center; Hospital To Save $373,000 A Year
In 2011, $20 million of bonds were issued to partially fund the $38 million project now known as the McMurry West Tower at the Wyoming Medical Center.
Wyoming Medical Center Writes Off Less Charity Care Expense
In recent years, the hospital has revised the ability for people to apply for charity care, and much of that has been helped by the Affordable Care Act.
Wyoming Medical Center Busts Budget For Charity Care, Bad Debt
Hospital officials are seeing people who don't have enough insurance for a catastrophic event, and people who don't have insurance because of unemployment.
UPDATE: Wyoming Medical Center Lays Off 58 Staff; Total Cuts Amount To 9 Percent Of Workforce
The jobs lost were in departments including finance, materials management, sterile processing, radiology and staff services. The administration has reduced its workforce about 15 percent in recent months.
Hospitals Won’t Get Relief Without Medicaid Expansion
Hospitals will continue to socialize their losses from patients without insurance by passing the costs to patients with insurance.