
WLEN News facilitated an exclusive interview with the President of ProMedica Bixby and Herrick hospitals, Dr. Julie Yaroch to talk about the concerns that many Lenawee County residents have with inpatient mental health care facilities with the new hospital being built on M52, north of the City of Adrian.
Tempers started to flare-up at the end of a town-hall-style meeting, with some individuals claiming that their donated funds are not being used for the purposes that they were told (inpatient mental health facilities). So, after the meeting on September 20th, WLEN News set up an interview, which was conducted a few days after. Here are the five stories leading up to a Community Conversation that was aired on 103.9fm WLEN Thursday, October 18th:
1)Following a recent town-hall-style meeting about community mental health, WLEN News had a conversation with Dr. Julie Yaroch, president of ProMedica Bixby and Herrick hospitals to clarify some community concerns.
The first in this series of stories outlines funds collected by ProMedica.
2)WLEN News continues the conversation with Dr. Julie Yaroch, president of ProMedica Bixby and Herrick hospitals.
Today, Dr. Yaroch talks more about mental health treatment funds that were collected.
3)In part three of our series, WLEN News talks to Dr. Julie Yaroch, president of ProMedica Bixby and Herrick hospitals about the current supply and demand of professionals in Lenawee County. Here is Dr. Yaroch.
4)WLEN News wraps-up our conversation with Dr. Julie Yaroch, president of ProMedica Bixby and Herrick hospitals today about mental health in Lenawee County. Today, Dr. Yaroch explains the current process that people must go through to get needed services in Lenawee County.
5)Dr. Julie Yaroch, president of ProMedica Bixby and Herrick hospitals recently talked to WLEN News about the current state of bonds that the hospital is looking to issue and refinance.
The full recording of the interview and Community Conversation are available under ‘other media’ on our homepage.
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