UIHC needs millions to dissolve health alliance
University of Iowa Health Care needs to spend $9.5 million to fully dissolve the UI Health Alliance, a network of four regional providers the university said it would leave earlier this year, the Gazette reports. UIHC on Wednesday told the state's Board of Regents it needs $7.5 million "to meet cash flow requirements to facilitate discontinuance," and another $2 million to cover "residual cash flows of UI Community Connect projects," which worked to bring IT infrastructure to health care providers. UIHC is seeking to transfer that money to a separate nonprofit, UI Health System, which manages the alliance - a move that has some precedent. The regents last approved a $30 million transfer in 2014 to help the alliance develop a "clinically integrated network capable of pooling their collective abilities and knowledge."
Related links:
- http://www.thegazette.com/subject/news/health/university-of-iowa-health-care-needs-millions-to-dissolve-alliance-20180606
- https://medcom.uiowa.edu/theloop/news/ui-health-care-to-withdraw-from-ui-health-alliance-dissolve-aco
- http://myemail.constantcontact.com/CBJ-Business-Daily.html?soid=1102751454250&aid=Nt_pbf5_wCk
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