Pinckneyville Hospital Board Sets Finances Policy Change
Pinckneyville Hospital Board approved a 60 percent minimum payment for private-pay patients on certain elective procedures to curb losses from nonpayment. They agreed to a CPSI time attendance and electronic deposit system at 38813 and hired Baird Kurtz and Dobson for the annual audit.
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Pinckneyville
Pinckneyville Hospital
CPSI
Baird, Kurtz
Dobson
Floyd Bounds
Illinois Hospital Association
Diane Negahy
Frederick Gustave
DDS
Lana Norrison
CRNA
Allied Health Staff
Home Health Agency
Grooming for dogs as a career in Carterville
Brenda Kirkpatrick runs the Carterville Pet Salon at 303 W Grand with 14 years of grooming experience. She plans expansion due to growing business and notes daily duties from baths to haircuts, hours 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tue-Sat, appointment required. She values client pets and shares stories of Simba the Maltese and a Valentine’s Day dye request.
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Carterville
W. Grand
Dina
Arkansas
Local training boosts Alzheimer’s advocates and pool care gains
National and state issues training for Alzheimer's advocates included Judy Ellet of the Great Illinois Chapter Carbondale intern Lynn De Angelo and Susan Murphy. PoolCo staff Nate Scott Tommy Pleasants and owners Mark and Mary Carvell completed Bioguard ChemPlus training in Atlanta covering Mineral Springs Outdoor Oasis and SoftSwim products at 632 E Main St Carbondale. Sandra Smith joined Heights Finance Marion as assistant manager after state licensing tests. Egyptian State Bank elected Thomas Wolf and Gene Watson to the board with acting directors reaffirmed. Wolf a Harrisburg native and Marion attorney runs Marion Dairy Queen. Watson from Saline County sits on multiple boards. bank operates in Carrier Mills Creal Springs Stonefort.
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Judy Ellet
Illinois
Carbondale
Lynn de’ Angelo
Susan Murphy
The
Alzheimer’s Association
Poolco
Nate Scott
Tommy Pleasants
Mark
Mary Carvell
Bioguard
Atlanta
Southern Illinois
E. Main St
Poolco.net
Egyptian State Bank
Thomas Wolf
Gene Watson
Dutch Doelitzsch
John O'Keefe
Ray Altmix
F.D O'Keefe
Wolf
Harrisburg
Marion
CPA
Marion Dairy Queen
Watson
Saline County
Midwest Community Bancshares
Bank of Marion
Rotary Club
Dairy Queen
Flora
Carrier Mills
Creal Springs
Stonefort
Editor quits amid fallout at Harvard Business Review
In Boston AP reports Suzy Wetlaufer resigned as editor amid staff revolt over her disclosure of a romantic involvement with former GE chief Jack Welch after interviewing him for a piece. Two senior editors quit after learning she would return as editor at large next month.
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Boston
Harvard Business Review
General Electric Co
Jack Welch
Suzy Wetlaufer
Wetlaufer
The
Wall Street Journal
Welch
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