From Del. Mary Ann Lisanti:
REMINDER
Upper Chesapeake Health,
Vision 2020
Public Information Meeting
Future of Healthcare in Harford and Cecil Counties
Wednesday, August 30, 2017, 6-8 PM
Level Fire Hall, 3633 Level Village Road
Havre de Grace, MD 21078
The University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health will be hosting their Vision 2020 Public Information Meeting Wednesday, August 30th, 2017 from 6-8pm at the Level Fire Hall, 3633 Level Village Rd in (Level) Havre de Grace for anyone interested in hearing more about their plans. This is your opportunity to learn about the proposed Psychiatric Hospital with a Freestanding Medical facility proposed to be located at the I-95 and Rt.155 interchange near Bulle Rock. They will discuss planned changes that will affect the future of healthcare provided to our community. They want to implement the use of better healthcare technology, including a new healthcare software that will allow physicians to make better decisions in terms of patient diagnosis. Check https://www.foreseemed.com/natural-language-processing-in-healthcare to get all the details.
As recently as today, I met with Lyle Sheldon, President and CEO of Upper Chesapeake to stay abreast of this situation and to again, express my continued concern for the level of healthcare provided to this community and for the future of Harford Memorial Hospital’s nearly 800 employees. I believe a comprehensive plan that includes local and state governments working together with Upper Chesapeake to protect the quality of life and character of this community would be the most effective way to respond to the impending closure of Harford Memorial Hospital.
Regrettably, a prior commitment will likely prevent me from personally attending tomorrow nights meeting. My Legislative Director, Adam Hiob will attend to represent me, take questions and provide any information you may desire. The meeting will be transcribed so that I will be able to review everyone’s questions.
Lastly, it is imperative that you stay informed and engaged so that together we can secure access to the highest possible quality of healthcare service for our community,
All the best.
Mary Ann Lisanti,
Delegate, District 34A
Medicare-for-All is the future.
Psychiatric hospital? Lol.
I guess this ain’t your grand PA’s Harford County anymore with all the opioid treatment facilities opening up everywhere.
Grand Pa’s harford county was hard working people now it’s nothing but middle class do nothing government workers leaving their unattended entitled teenage children home with nothing to do but spend money on drugs.
Duh hit the nail on the head…and now Harford County gets to deal with “Medical Mary Jane”…left in the medicine cabinet so little Johnny and Suzie will smoke away with their friends while Mommy and Daddy are traveling back from D.C. at 5 P.M. – What a strain on our Law Enforcement and Health Services. FOLLOW THE MONEY! See how much THOSE owners give back to the communities. They are busy giving to campaigns it seems like.
Nah, I doubt you’re going to see much difference in anything even (when) marijuana is fully legalized either at the state or Federal level.
It’s a non issue at the bottom of the list of things to worry about.
So many people smoke pot, hell, your primary care doctor might pack the bowl.
Now, heroin and the opioid problems, you should probably worry about that with your rolls of tin foil.