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Glenn County Grand Jury
• 2004-2005
Grand Jury Copy Machine Lease (Inland Leasing, Inc.)
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Findings 9 findings
F1
Page 47
The Board of Supervisors finalize the process to acquire land needed for the Glenn County Land Fill as soon as possible.
F2
Page 47
The establishment of a county wide mosquito abatement district.
F3
Page 47
The Director of Environmental Health continues to monitor and respond to new State law that may impact North State development. VI. RESPONSE REQUIRED:
F4
Page 48
Glenn Medical Center is in the midst of a fund drive to bring mammography back to Glenn County. The hospital anticipates having this service on board by January 1st, 2005. It is anticipated that 50 to 60 tests will be done on a monthly basis given a sampling of area physicians and allied health providers. 38
F5
Page 49
The hospital, in cooperation with Colusa Regional Medical Center, will offer mobile MRI services on a twice monthly basis. The expected start date is December 1, 2004.
F6
Page 49
Glenn Medical Center is exploring acquisition of a Dexa Scanner for bone densitometry testing. This may be the hospital’s next major fund raising project following the mammography services.
F7
Page 49
The hospital is currently licensed for fifteen acute beds, with another thirty-four being held in reserve. Of these fifteen beds, GMC is awaiting approval from CMS and their fiscal intermediary to utilize a portion of these beds for what are termed, “swing patients”. These are patients who do not qualify for acute care but who are awaiting nursing home placement or other lower levels of care.
F8
Page 49
Glenn Medical Center continues to operated through a lease arrangement with Enloe Medical Center and William Casey, Inc. Enloe has engaged Mr. Casey to provide management services to Glenn Medical Center and has appointed Woody Laughnan Jr. as day- to-day administrator through December 31st, 2004.
F9
Page 49
The existing hospital building meets current standard. However, this building will not meet standards in the year 2013 without adding additional buildings or portables outside the main building for certain services. This building will not meet the year 2030 standards. Several hospitals in other rural areas will not meet the year 2030 standards as well. IV. CONCLUSIONS:
Recommendations 9
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R1Page 46The Board of Supervisors finalize the process to acquire land needed for the Glenn County Land Fill as soon as possible.
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R2Page 46The establishment of a county wide mosquito abatement district.
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R3Page 46The Director of Environmental Health continues to monitor and respond to new State law that may impact North State development. VI. RESPONSE REQUIRED:
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R4Page 48Glenn Medical Center is in the midst of a fund drive to bring mammography back to Glenn County. The hospital anticipates having this service on board by January 1st, 2005. It is anticipated that 50 to 60 tests will be done on a monthly basis given a sampling of area physicians and allied health providers. 38
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R5Page 48The hospital, in cooperation with Colusa Regional Medical Center, will offer mobile MRI services on a twice monthly basis. The expected start date is December 1, 2004.
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R6Page 48Glenn Medical Center is exploring acquisition of a Dexa Scanner for bone densitometry testing. This may be the hospital’s next major fund raising project following the mammography services.
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R7Page 48The hospital is currently licensed for fifteen acute beds, with another thirty-four being held in reserve. Of these fifteen beds, GMC is awaiting approval from CMS and their fiscal intermediary to utilize a portion of these beds for what are termed, “swing patients”. These are patients who do not qualify for acute care but who are awaiting nursing home placement or other lower levels of care.
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R8Page 48Glenn Medical Center continues to operated through a lease arrangement with Enloe Medical Center and William Casey, Inc. Enloe has engaged Mr. Casey to provide management services to Glenn Medical Center and has appointed Woody Laughnan Jr. as day- to-day administrator through December 31st, 2004.
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R9Page 49The existing hospital building meets current standard. However, this building will not meet standards in the year 2013 without adding additional buildings or portables outside the main building for certain services. This building will not meet the year 2030 standards. Several hospitals in other rural areas will not meet the year 2030 standards as well. IV. CONCLUSIONS: