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Attorney says ARPA work continuing; Carrus Lakeside reports rising patient volumes
Summary
Attorney Beth Anne Childs told the board she is working on ARPA funds and will meet with Jon Rains of Carrus Lakeside Hospital to plan next steps; a P.O. for payment to Carrus is likely on the next agenda. Carrus reported recent increases in patient volume after a prior dip.
Attorney Beth Anne Childs told the Bristow Hospital Authority that she is "still working on the ARPA funds," and that she has been communicating with Jon Rains of Carrus Lakeside Hospital to develop a plan. Childs said a meeting with Rains is scheduled for Monday and that the authority will likely see a purchase order for some form of payment to Carrus on the next meeting agenda.
According to the meeting record, Carrus representative Jon Rains said patient volume "fell last month but this month it has been an increase," and added that they have had "a lot of patients." The statement was read into the minutes during the Attorney's update; no dollar amount for a proposed payment was recorded in the transcript and was described as likely to appear on a future agenda.
