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More than half of Mission's remaining staff neurologists say they …
WEBAug 20, 2024 · Three staff neurologists are leaving Mission Hospital by the end of September, potentially leaving only two to provide critical care to hundreds of patients at the Asheville flagship hospital and across western North Carolina, including many who have suffered strokes. The departing physicians are neurohospitalists, specialists who treat patients in the hospital who are suffering […]
$650M Pratt & Whitney plant opens in South Asheville
WEBNov 16, 2022 · With attendance from Gov. Roy Cooper, numerous company officials and a slew of local politicians and business leaders, the mammoth 1.2 million-square-foot Pratt & Whitney plant held an opening ceremony Nov. 16 in South Asheville. The $650 million plant, billed as “transformative” for the region, eventually will employ 800 people with an ...
Down Town, Part 2: A Thinner Blue Line • Asheville Watchdog
WEBMar 13, 2023 · Down Town, Part 2: A Thinner Blue Line. Capt. Mike Lamb, who’s been with the Asheville Police Department for 25 years, responds to a call at the Bartlett Arms public housing apartments on Feb. 22. Lamb says the department saw a wave of departures in 2020. // Asheville Watchdog photo by John Boyle. On an …
Buncombe Court Clerk to Retire • Asheville Watchdog
WEBby SALLY KESTIN January 13, 2023. Steven D. Cogburn, Buncombe County’s longtime Clerk of Superior Court, is retiring, just two months after being elected to another 4-year term. Steven D. Cogburn. “I have decided to retire. My arthritis is a significant reason,” Cogburn said in an email. “I am comfortable with the team at the office.
Mission Hospital’s Leapfrog, Healthgrade scores and rankings …
WEBFeb 12, 2024 · A draft of a study on HCA Healthcare’s purchase of Mission Health addresses a significant question: How does Mission Hospital get such high marks from hospital ratings companies as it faces the most severe sanction the federal government can levy? Mission Hospital received an “A” safety grade from The Leapfrog Group in …
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