Though Northampton County Council member John Cusick moved a proposed $36 million contract with Primecare for medical services to the jail over a period of up to 10 years when it was in committee, he was the sole No vote when Council voted on it last night. The contract was approved 7-1, with Council member Peg Ferraro being absent. Cusick is bothered by the length of the contract.
"If you can get stability in health care that the county can count on ..., with due respect John, I'm kind of seeing it from the other side," retorted Council member Kevin Lott.
Six Council members agreed with Lott.
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Friday, July 19, 2019
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Does this include dental because I have to get some teeth pulled and I was wondering if I commit a M1 if I would be covered?
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ReplyDeleteWell I am glad to see McClure is giving the inmates better health care the the folks at Gracedale! New Bumper stickers coming- "Gracedale" its safer at the border!
ReplyDeleteinteresting and were all at a standstill with are raises
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