Help Us "Keep the 'Saint' in St. Francis" Hospital
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Both mental health care and care for addictions are absolutely necessary. Ignoring these health issues has huge ramifications for the health and safety of the community.
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Margaret Krupp
10 years ago
Heroin addiction is an epidemic. If anything Racine and Kenosha need more beds not fewer!
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Glenn T Coenen
10 years ago
Please help the people that need the help. keep the hospitals with the services that are needed. St Frances would!!!!
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Sandy Ace
10 years ago
why is profit all that matters anymore? what happened to quality patient care?
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brook paniagua
10 years ago
saint francis hospital is important to our community as a small friendly hospital that help keep good jobs in the neighborhood.
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Karin Schmidt
10 years ago
keep St. Francis part of the community
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Dave Manthey
10 years ago
We have watched how Saint Joseph in central Wis has been cored and gouged.
Don't let corporate greed win.
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John Crase
10 years ago
Wake up, God exists.
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Rose Eddy
10 years ago
We desperately need community hospitals and a full team of quality health care workers to serve community members.
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linda buehrens
10 years ago
As a nurse and resident of Milwaukee, I believe we need all the hospitals presently open to serve their perspective communities. I live in Sherman Park neighbor and SJRMC is a vital part of keep our neighborhood and St Francis does th same in their community.
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Norah Zilisch
10 years ago
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St. Francis plays a vital role in my health care. I live closer to St. Luke's but have never gone there. St. Francis big enough to meet my medical needs yet small enough to meet my expectation to be treated as a valuable client. It's a feeling that I never get when I walk into most medical facility.
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Sharon Gibson
10 years ago
Stories like this one illustrate the pressing need for more health care reform in this country.
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Debra Albers
10 years ago
St. Francis Hospital has been my community hospital for many decades. I'm proud to say that!...how dare you come in and try to change its name, close mental health beds, have current employees fearful of losing their jobs or take away ANY of our desperately needed services within the hospital and community?
I have 2 doctors that just retired and I don't know if I should continue with St. Francis because if your take-over or take my decades of records and leave completely. See, I'm not STUCK in a HMO and can go wherever I please...
Think about what type of publicity you want for "your" take-over"?
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Stacy Roller
10 years ago
Show your pride in your company by standing by your employees and investing in the community. Midwest residents disdain profit-hungry wolves slashing and burning their way through organizations that have served the community with grace for decades.
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Russell Novkov
10 years ago
Please keep your doors open!!?
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Janet Key
10 years ago
St. Francis is a nice little local hospital where we can always count on receiving quality care in a timely manner. It is an integral part of our community. Keep it that way!!
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Graciela Alcantara
10 years ago
I hope it pass
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Rhonda M Kisting
10 years ago
Please keep this Hospital. Locations are so important to Rural areas, small towns and recessed areas. Please don't leave. Thank you.
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Robert W Brown
10 years ago
I live in Racine. Want to keep our Hospital strong.
Both mental health care and care for addictions are absolutely necessary. Ignoring these health issues has huge ramifications for the health and safety of the community.
Heroin addiction is an epidemic. If anything Racine and Kenosha need more beds not fewer!
Please help the people that need the help. keep the hospitals with the services that are needed. St Frances would!!!!
why is profit all that matters anymore? what happened to quality patient care?
saint francis hospital is important to our community as a small friendly hospital that help keep good jobs in the neighborhood.
keep St. Francis part of the community
We have watched how Saint Joseph in central Wis has been cored and gouged. Don't let corporate greed win.
Wake up, God exists.
We desperately need community hospitals and a full team of quality health care workers to serve community members.
As a nurse and resident of Milwaukee, I believe we need all the hospitals presently open to serve their perspective communities. I live in Sherman Park neighbor and SJRMC is a vital part of keep our neighborhood and St Francis does th same in their community.
St. Francis plays a vital role in my health care. I live closer to St. Luke's but have never gone there. St. Francis big enough to meet my medical needs yet small enough to meet my expectation to be treated as a valuable client. It's a feeling that I never get when I walk into most medical facility.
Stories like this one illustrate the pressing need for more health care reform in this country.
St. Francis Hospital has been my community hospital for many decades. I'm proud to say that!...how dare you come in and try to change its name, close mental health beds, have current employees fearful of losing their jobs or take away ANY of our desperately needed services within the hospital and community? I have 2 doctors that just retired and I don't know if I should continue with St. Francis because if your take-over or take my decades of records and leave completely. See, I'm not STUCK in a HMO and can go wherever I please... Think about what type of publicity you want for "your" take-over"?
Show your pride in your company by standing by your employees and investing in the community. Midwest residents disdain profit-hungry wolves slashing and burning their way through organizations that have served the community with grace for decades.
Please keep your doors open!!?
St. Francis is a nice little local hospital where we can always count on receiving quality care in a timely manner. It is an integral part of our community. Keep it that way!!
I hope it pass
Please keep this Hospital. Locations are so important to Rural areas, small towns and recessed areas. Please don't leave. Thank you.
I live in Racine. Want to keep our Hospital strong.
We need a hospital that is affordable to all.