The release said the 25-bed Dunlap would plan on remaining a non-profit community hospital, and it would also plan to continue to operate as a critical access hospital with all current management retaining positions.
“We want to be able to continue to invest in new equipment and technology so we can continue to provide our patients with low-cost, high-quality care,” said Marchelle Suppan, MD, president and CEO of Dunlap, in the release. “We want to strengthen the services our community depends on us to provide. This arrangement will allow us to do that.”
Read the news release on Dunlap Community Hospital and Aultman Health Foundation.
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