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It also meant that Memorial Regional, flagship of a public health system, had violated a federal law requiring hospitals to provide emergency care, officials at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services concluded. The agency in October 2023 warned Memorial Regional to immediately take corrective steps- or risk forfeiting hundreds of millions of…
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