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I did not know that Mr George worked for Studer. Good thing about George he quit before he got started, not like his brother,
A letter from George Scarborough:
Dear Friends, Family and Neighbors,
I am passionate about improving the quality of life for my hometown and all of Northwest Florida. That’s why I have been honored by the encouragement from friends across Florida about running for Clay Ford’s seat in the Florida Legislature. Representative Ford served our community well and it would be an honor for anyone to be his successor.
My work at the Studer Group has given me the opportunity to help improve the quality of healthcare across the country and that is knowledge I could take to Tallahassee. Unfortunately, rural and Critical Access Hospitals across the country are being disproportionately impacted by Obamacare and Sequestration and our coaching services are in great demand to help them make their organizations better places for employees to work, for physicians to practice medicine and for patients to receive care, while dealing with tighter operating margins as a result of reduced Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement. As one of Studer Group’s Rural Hospital Partner Development Specialists I have an opportunity every day to talk to hospital CEOs across the country and to significantly expand the impact of our work in rural healthcare. Over the next 12 to 18 months, as Obamacare begins to have a negative impact on healthcare providers across the country, many rural hospitals will be actively seeking our assistance, and I also feel I have an obligation to assist them in keeping badly needed healthcare services available to residents of rural communities across the country.
A letter from George Scarborough:
Dear Friends, Family and Neighbors,
I am passionate about improving the quality of life for my hometown and all of Northwest Florida. That’s why I have been honored by the encouragement from friends across Florida about running for Clay Ford’s seat in the Florida Legislature. Representative Ford served our community well and it would be an honor for anyone to be his successor.
My work at the Studer Group has given me the opportunity to help improve the quality of healthcare across the country and that is knowledge I could take to Tallahassee. Unfortunately, rural and Critical Access Hospitals across the country are being disproportionately impacted by Obamacare and Sequestration and our coaching services are in great demand to help them make their organizations better places for employees to work, for physicians to practice medicine and for patients to receive care, while dealing with tighter operating margins as a result of reduced Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement. As one of Studer Group’s Rural Hospital Partner Development Specialists I have an opportunity every day to talk to hospital CEOs across the country and to significantly expand the impact of our work in rural healthcare. Over the next 12 to 18 months, as Obamacare begins to have a negative impact on healthcare providers across the country, many rural hospitals will be actively seeking our assistance, and I also feel I have an obligation to assist them in keeping badly needed healthcare services available to residents of rural communities across the country.