They thrived, but between 20, MMCI/UnityPoint’s “market share” plummetted. His decision caused numerous, exceptional, well trained and BUSY doctors to shift their patients and their loyalties to OSF & Proctor. Roger- the #1 reason MMCI/UnityPoint is failing, is the CEO they hired a little over 20 years ago (Michael Bryant)… His main plan was to run all the local doctors out and bring in a bunch of cheap, poorly educated salaried doctors & other staff to save $$. Mail a check to: Community Word, c/o 621 Commercial St. Please consider making a donation to support independent journalism in Central Illinois. We research public policy issues, and we provide a forum for ideas presented by our columnists. Support Local Journalism: Community Word is a locally owned, independent newspaper unbeholden to corporations, politicians or special interest groups. Submissions should be no longer than 200 words. Community Word also welcomes letters-to-the-editor. Send submissions to: Community Word, c/o 621 Commercial St. We do not consider anonymous submissions. Authors should submit a brief bio of several sentences to publish with their article. Submissions should be exclusive to Community Word and should be no longer than 500 words. Submission Guidelines: The Community Word welcomes submissions of opinion articles on any topic. Pick up your copy of the Community Word at these LOCATIONS. For information on advertising, visit rate card.
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