Tomorrow is red letter day, The fate of Muhlenberg will be decided, if it has not already been. There is still faint hope that DHSS will delay the Solaris exodus from health care in our communities. If so that can give time to fully explore what seems to be an extremely viable alternative to the hospital we knew.
However all is not lost even if Commissioner Howard issues the CN requested. It will take a bonding of purpose from all municipalities affected plus a financial commitment. It will also take the whole hearted support of the citizens themselves.
Both the Plainfield government and its tax payers must take the initiative before the opportunity pass. The alternative for lack of action is a health disaster, and the blame will be upon ourselves not Solaris.
I would surmise that legal action will be necessary, and unless some attorneys with give their services "pro bono" we know that lawyers do not come cheaply. However we have only a limited time to bite the bullet.
To those who can not see beyond their nose, do some soul searching. No one should be above the good of the community. No one should be so self centered that they can not understand that every one living in the 13 communities will be affected.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment