Fresno’s Saint Agnes partners with large medical group to bring more choice, patients to hospital
| By Bethany Clough, The Fresno Bee | |
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The 436-bed, 85-year-old Saint Agnes hospital is still owned by
With the partnership, patients whose insurance contracts with Dignity will now have access to more doctors and seven medical centers in eight counties stretching from
"The partnership will create a stronger and more robust care delivery network in
The agreement means more patients in outlying areas of the Valley can go to Saint Agnes or its doctors for medical care, she said. For example, a patient in
The partnership connects the Valley to an organization with a strong foothold on the
"We will now have a relationship with different facilities that provide different varieties of care," he said, "creating a network where patients can be better taken care of."
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