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In the case of Beverly Hospital, American Healthcare Systems has agreed to meet the following conditions, according to Bonta’s office:Restore services that were shut down during bankruptcy, including obstetrics, gynecological services and pediatrics; Ensure access to Medi-Cal and Medicare patients, who make up about 75% of the hospitals’ patient population;Comply with state staffing levels.The offices of the Employment Development Department in Sacramento on Jan. 10, 2022. Photo by Miguel Gutierrez Jr.
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