Rockford Health System Eliminates 14 Jobs

Rockford (Ill.) Health System is eliminating 14 jobs and reducing the hours for 20 employees in non-patient care areas, according to a Rockford Register Star report.

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Employees were notified of the changes this week, and those affected will receive severance and help identifying other jobs within the system, if appropriate.

The job eliminations and reduced hours are in response to lower patient volumes and in anticipation of declining reimbursement. The system employs roughly 3,000 people.

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