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White River Health System Preps ER for Health Care Reform

White River Health System Preps ER for Health Care Reform
Gary Bebow, CEO of White River Health System, says it’s unclear what impact the health care reform will have on the Batesville hospital. 

White River Health System in Batesville is preparing for the possible rush of patients once health care reform is fully implemented next year.
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Jefferson Regional Medical Center Provides Job Backbone for Pine Bluff

Jefferson Regional Medical Center — Pine Bluff's nonprofit hospital operated by Jefferson Hospital Association Inc. — is one of the major sources of jobs for an area that has suffered from loss of industry, plummeting population and spiking crime.
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Health Care Revenue Up Slightly in 2012

National reports of slowing growth in health care spending were reflected in Arkansas Business' list of the largest private companies.
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