Massachusetts’s Cambridge Health Alliance Proposes Comprehensive Reorganization Plan

Cambridge (Mass.) Health Alliance (CHA) has proposed a significant reorganization plan, according to a news release from CHA.

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Under the plan, CHA will cut staff, hours, spending, travel and capital expenditures. The organization also intends to implement a hiring freeze, closing clinics and delaying raises and annual bonuses. Over the next 12 months, CHA plans to reduce its number of full-time employees by 8 percent, according to the news release.

Despite the significant changes, CHA will continue to operate its three area hospital campuses.
 
Aspects of the reconfiguration process are expected to continue into 2010.

Read the news release about the Cambridge Health Alliance reorganization (pdf).

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