Teton Valley Health Care in Idaho to Convert From County-Owned to Non-Profit

Driggs, Idaho-based Teton Valley Health Care will officially convert from a county-owned entity to a non-profit organization after the board of county commissioners unanimously voted for the measure, according to a Teton Valley News report.

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The BCC approved a 99-year lease agreement and a “liquid asset transfer” agreement. TVHC includes the 13-bed Teton Valley Hospital, a critical access hospital.

County Commissioner Kelly Park told the Teton Valley News that although the hospital would eventually move from public-owned to non-profit to take the burden off local taxpayers, he wished the final decision would have waited a little longer in order to fully educate the public on the health system’s decision.

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