Peters Discusses Healthcare Infrastructure with Crain’s Grand Rapids

MHA CEO Brian Peters

Crain’s Grand Rapids published a story Feb. 22 about the decision by the Kalamazoo-based cooperative air ambulance program between Bronson Healthcare and Ascension Borgess Hospital to end flights later this year. MHA CEO Brian Peters is quoted in the story, speaking to the general industry trend of hospitals and health systems reviewing infrastructure to evaluate what service lines can remain viable into the future.

“Globally speaking, this is really an extension of this broader issue of what is the appropriate infrastructure that we need to serve the public going forward,” said Peters.

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Holiday Headline Roundup

The MHA received media coverage over the holidays during the weeks of Dec. 18, Dec. 25 and Dec. 31. Topics covered include the healthcare workforce, the MHA Keystone Center, air ambulance services and a review of 2023.

MHA Senior Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer Ruthanne Sudderth spoke with Crain’s Detroit Business about registered apprenticeship programs.

Below is a collection of headlines from around the state, which include interviews with MHA CEO Brian Peters; Ruthanne Sudderth, senior vice president and chief strategy officer, MHA; and Sarah Scranton, vice president, safety & quality and executive director, MHA Keystone Center.

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