Holly Springs, N.C. — Holly Springs Mayor Dick Sears announced a proposal to bring a hospital and more than 200 jobs to the town Wednesday afternoon.
Sears was joined by Novant Health officials in making the announcement. Novant would run the proposed 46-bed Holly Springs Hospital.
The proposal must be approved by the state Division of Health Service Regulation. Novant is scheduled to file a certificate of need application on Aug. 15, with public hearings to follow on the plan in mid-October, Sears said. A decision could come by March 2009.
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Isn't Novant a for profit company? None of the hospitals in the Triangle are for-profit (UNC, Duke, WakeMed, Rex-Unc). I would rather keep our great non-profit hospitals expanding rather than have a for-profit company come in. Look what they did to Franklin Regional...
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God bless.
Rev. RB
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