Law Allows University of Mississippi Medical Center to Buy Grenada Lake Hospital

Mississippi lawmakers passed a law allowing the University of Mississippi Medical Center based in Jackson to take over the county-owned Grenada (Miss.) Lake Medical Center, according to a report from the Clarion Ledger.

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Gov. Phil Bryan signed the bill into law, which allows the 141-bed hospital’s building and land to be sold to UMMC after it has undergone two appraisals. Officials from Grenada County, which currently owns the facility, have reached a tentative agreement with UMMC to manage the hospital, according to the report.

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