Although Gov. Wolf has approved the health section of the budget, he vetoed other sections, leaving TUH without state appropriations.
Robert Lux, vice president and CFO of Temple University Health System, told The Temple News that the lack of funding would impact community programs at TUH and will cause negative implications with credit rating agencies.
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