The Community Hospital at Dobbs Ferry filed a lawsuit seeking to invalidate the closure recommendations of a state commission. There is an article in the Journal News today about the lawsuit (www.lohud.com).
The Greenburgh Town Board & river villages approved resolutions calling on the state to keep the hospital open. This hospital makes money. Why should the state close down a hospital that is successful?
I will be working very hard to do whatever we can to save this important hospital.
PAUL FEINER
Another Paul Feiner initiative to make Greenburgh the most open government in the United States!
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This hospital is a lifesaver!
ReplyDelete"This hospital is a lifesaver!"
ReplyDeleteYea, so? That's what any hospital does.
I wish no harm upon Dobbs Ferry Hospital, but if I were in need of serious lifesaving, I'd head straight to St. John's (or request to be transferred there once stabilized).
For a broken finger or a sinus infection, though, Dobbs Ferry Hospital is fine.