LMH plan losses mount as health plan dissolves
Lawrence Memorial Hospital's managed care plan will end this month while remaining members file more claims, pushing expenses to about 600000. The hospital canceled Community Health Plans of Kansas and shifted to Blue Cross Premier Blue. LMH had forecast 14 million in losses to Oct 31 and says actuals exceed revenues by 2 million with numbers still fluctuating as reviews audit large cases.
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New trustee joins hospital board in Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital welcomed Lindy Eakin as the first of two new trustees. Eakin, a KU alum since 1974, has held university finance roles and will serve a four year term replacing Joe Harkins. David Corliss will join the board in November to replace Paul Carttar. Joanne Hurst is reappointed. Chris Koger contact info listed.
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Lawrence Memorial Hospital wins state quality award in Overland Park
Lawrence Memorial Hospital LMH received the statewide quality award from the Kansas Award for Excellence Foundation at a banquet in Overland Park President and CEO Gene Meyer called the Commitment to Excellence Award a big deal The criteria cited seven categories including leadership planning human resources and business results. LMH plans to move services to the new LMH South building by Nov 1 amid a lease dispute with Promptcare physicians group Jayhawk Emergency Physicians Inc The owner 1MB 1 Partners has filed a civil suit over the building and LMH may pursue litigation Meanwhile Ellis who now controls the building has leased it back to LMH for 180600 a year and Promptcare has vacated no comment from Geist or Ellis.
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Woman identifies sex offender as church rape attacker
A 27 year old Lawrence woman testified she is certain Kevin N Teeter 22 the registered sex offender charged with raping her near the First United Methodist Church at 10th and Vermont July 17 is her attacker She said she memorized his face during the encounter and identified him in a photo lineup but defense argues the photo alone is unreliable Teeter remains jailed on 100000 bond with trial set for January 12.
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Lawrence briefs Gift packages for newborn families at hospital
The Douglas County Infant Toddler Coordinating Council partners with three Girl Scout troops from Schwegler Quail Run and Cordley and Lawrence Memorial Hospital to provide music rattles and ICC information to parents of newborns. Some packages already distributed and available through 2000. For details contact Dena Bracciano 832-5097 ext 209.
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Kansas University Final Exam Announcement
Dawn Hayward of English presents Intimate Reverberations Representations of the Woman Reading in Nineteenth Century American Women's Text at 3 30 p m Monday Nov 1 3132 Wescoe.
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Lawrence man dies after altercation under review for charges
Douglas County prosecutors weigh involuntary manslaughter and domestic battery charges against a 49 year old woman connected to the Friday death of 77 year old Frederick Lynn Johnson. Johnson died of natural causes per his death certificate, though deputy coroner Donald Orman noted the altercation may have contributed to the heart attack. District Attorney Christine Kenney Tonkovich will review reports before deciding charges.
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City fair housing seminar halts plan for larger turnout
Lawrence delays a fair housing seminar for real estate officials due to only nine signups. The session At Home with Diversity, co sponsored by the city and Kansas Association of Realtors, will be redesigned and rescheduled to attract a bigger audience while continuing the effort to educate agents and landlords on discrimination laws.
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