Three Rivers Health in Michigan Approved to Become Non-Profit

The Internal Revenue Service has approved Three Rivers (Mich.) Health to become a non-profit organization, according to a Three Rivers Commercial-News report.

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By: Staff

The hospital can now move forward with transitioning from an authority-based entity to a 501(c)(3) non-profit.

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