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Association CEO says state's hospitals provide high-quality care

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By Ruthie Robison Verified
Hospitals in Mississippi do a great job of providing wonderful care at the lowest cost in the country, says Richard Roberson, Mississippi Hospital Association president and CEO. "We have for over 25 years been the lowest-cost hospitals in the country," said Roberson, who spoke to the Greenwood Rotary Club on Wednesday. He said hospitals such as Greenwood Leflore Hospital provide quality care at the lowest cost.
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Flowers sues district attorney

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By Ruthie Robison Verified
| The Greenwood Commonwealth Verified
Premium content for subscribers Curtis Flowers JACKSON — A Mississippi man freed after nearly 23 years in prison filed a lawsuit Friday against the district attorney who prosecuted him six times in the killings of four people at a small-town furniture store. Curtis Flowers was released in December 2019, about six months after the U.S. Supreme Court tossed out the conviction and death sentence from his sixth trial, which took plac...
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Final decision in mental health case looms after hearing

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By Ruthie Robison Verified, Jeff Amy Verified
| The Greenwood Commonwealth Verified
A five-year legal battle over the state’s mental health system might be nearing an end after a hearing Thursday. U.S. Judge Carlton Reeves heard arguments from both the state and the U.S. Department of Justice in the 2016 lawsuit over the state’s over reliance on institutionalization of the seriously mentally ill and could be issuing a final order shortly. He reminded both parties that until there is a final order, they can solve the issue between themselves via negotiation.
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