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Supervisor: Crossroads will close March 13; Rosecrance Jackson to take over services, Creston clinic planned
Summary
Supervisor Hoadley said Crossroads will close March 13 and that staff are coordinating with Rosecrance Jackson to transfer duties; Hoadley said this is 'not a merger or acquisition' and that a clinic will open in Creston to continue services.
Supervisor Hoadley told the Adair County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 11 that Crossroads will close March 13 and that the organization is working with Rosecrance Jackson to transfer responsibilities and maintain services in the area.
"This is not a merger or acquisition," Hoadley said, according to the meeting minutes. Hoadley said the two organizations are working together to ensure continuity of care and that a clinic will open in Creston to serve the region.
The board minutes record this as a discussion item; there was no vote or formal board action tied to the provider transition in the Feb. 11 minutes. The transcript does not include additional operational details such as which services will move, staffing plans, or funding arrangements.
County staff and regional providers were described as coordinating the transfer; the minutes name Rosecrance Jackson as the recipient organization and indicate the board was informed of the planned Creston clinic opening. No public comments on the matter are recorded in the minutes.
