Update from Gov. Ivey: Jackson Hospital
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On Monday the leadership of Jackson Hospital announced the approval of an agreement with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama and a plan to emerge from bankruptcy.
This action, which paves the way for the release of the previously agreed upon $40 million from the State for capital expenses, will enable Jackson Hospital to remain in operation.
Gov. Kay Ivey issued the following comment:
“Only weeks away from its 80th anniversary, Jackson Hospital is reborn today stronger and ever more committed to delivering the most trusted medical care to the Capital City and River Region. Jackson Hospital’s agreement to emerge from bankruptcy and keep its doors open to offer a wide range of care, including emergency services, is the direct result of a resolute partnership between state and local officials and hospital leadership. I want to personally thank Jackson Healthcare CEO Rick Jackson for his commitment to preserving this historic lifeline that so many depend upon every day. This agreement to save Jackson Hospital is monumental good news for Montgomery and all of Central Alabama!”
