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CHI St. Vincent, Blue Cross Blue Shield negotiations deadline approaching | What it means for patients

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By Tanya Modersitzki Verified
| KTHV-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — Many patients who have Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) received a letter from CHI St. Vincent that reads more like a warning. The hospital system said its contract with the insurance company expires September 1st. We've heard about the state's reimbursement issues for years, and lawmakers and hospitals have said Arkansas has among the lowest rates in the country. This story continues below.
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Hot Springs unveils state-of-the-art water plant amid central Arkansas drought

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By Tanya Modersitzki Verified
| MSN Verified
As we all feel the record-breaking heat this week, some in central Arkansas are being told to conserve water, like in Conway, but in Hot Springs, a new state-of-the-art water plant means the city is actually in a position to keep the water flowing for decades to come. "As we see many cities across the state going into critical conservation measures, we're still able to continue," Hot Springs City Manager Bill Burrough said.
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Hot Springs unveils state-of-the-art water plant amid central Arkansas drought Original

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By Tanya Modersitzki Verified
| KTHV-TV (Little Rock, AR) Verified
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. — As we all feel the record-breaking heat this week, some in central Arkansas are being told to conserve water, like in Conway, but in Hot Springs, a new state-of-the-art water plant means the city is actually in a position to keep the water flowing for decades to come. "As we see many cities across the state going into critical conservation measures, we're still able to continue," Hot Springs City Manager Bill Burrough said.
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