News Releases & NPAHD Byline Articles
Click on any of the following press release or news story to link you to the full text of the news release.
2020
Getting Help for Mental Stress - Fran Levings and Cheryl McHugh
Gateway Family Health Clinic Grant for COVID-19 Supplies
2019
Hospital District Approves Grants for Mental Health Services and First Responders
2018
Gateway Introduces Tele-Psychiatry
New Board Member Announced - Brenda Langseth-Perrault
Two New Board Members Announced - Barb Fischer and Cheryl Haapoja Martin
2017
Gateway PrimaCare Announced - December Newspaper Article
Preventing Falls - November Newspaper Article
Thrifty White Recognized by Hospital District and Gives Tips - October
Golden Horizons Big Hit With Residents
Hospital Auxilary Hopes to Serve for Another 30 Years
Letter to the Editor - May - Investment by Many
Grand Opening Attended by Over 700 - May
Osgood and Henry Take Oath of Office
Dennis Liebelt & Mary Deming Recognition
2016
Brent Henry, New Board Member, Explains Interest
Hospital District Seeks Artists
No Increase in Tax Levy for 17th Year
New Jobs and Economic Benefit from Pine Healthcare Campus Construction
Golden Horizons Begins Construction
Request of Interest in Existing Hospital Facility
2015
Pine Healthcare Campus Starts Construction in December 2015
Appeals Court Rejects Hinckley Detachment Request
New Board Members Announced 02-2015
Signed Agreements with Essentia, Gateway & Sandstone
2014
Approval of Medical Campus Site
Steering Committee Announcement
Columns
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2019
Hospital District Bringing New Health Care Services and Quality - June
2018
Pine Healthcare Campus, Model of the Future - May
Pine Healthcare Campus Marks One Year - June
Hospital District Board Offers Opportunity to Serve - July
2017
2016
Bright New Year for Health Care and Economic Progress 12-16
New Pine Healthcare Campus - Another Historical First 12-16
Promise of New Health Care Future
Final Hurdle for Healthcare Campus
2015
Bonding Bill Adds Significant Financial Help
Economic Development Stimulus from New Hosptial Campus
Significant Medical Campus Progress, Long Term Care Assessment Begins
Explaining the Detachment Hearing Process
Hinkley Campaign Jeopardizes Quality Health Care for Area
2014
Hospital District Board Listening, Evaluating and Taking Action
Meeting Minutes
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2015
November
October
September
August
July
June
May
April
March
February
January 27
January 22
2020
January
February
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
ANNOUNCEMENTS
All Board meetings will be on the fourth Tuesday of every month. The meetings will be held in person and at the Askov Community Center. You can also participate by Zoom video conference at the following link or telephone number.
Kristine Sundberg is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Time: Feb 23, 2021 06:30 PM Central Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81172007061?pwd=ZVE0dUF5RzZKWXZ1N0UxS3F1WE4ydz09
Meeting ID: 811 7200 7061
Passcode: 713820
One tap mobile
+1-301-715-8592
Use this same link for all of the 2021 Hospital District Board meetings. The dates follow:
Mar 23, 2021 06:30 PM
Apr 27, 2021 06:30 PM
May 25, 2021 06:30 PM
Jun 22, 2021 06:30 PM
Jul 27, 2021 06:30 PM
Aug 24, 2021 06:30 PM
Sep 28, 2021 06:30 PM
Oct 26, 2021 06:30 PM
Nov 23, 2021 06:30 PM
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INFORMATION
Hospital District Pulse Newsletter
March 2021 - Click on this link to get the newsletter
Winter 2019 - Spring 2020 - Click on this link to the newsletter
Spring 2019 Newsletter - Click on this to link to the newsletter
Spring 2018 Newsletter - Click on this to get the newsletter
Fall 2017 Newsletter - Click on this to get the newsletter
INFORMATION
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do we need a Hospital District?
Hospital Districts provide a funding resource to ensure that adequate health care is available in rural areas. Private or non-profit rural hospitals are often unable to financially survive independent of governmental support.
How is the new medical campus funded?
The Hospital District will issue revenue bonds. There are no tax dollars required to build the new facility.
Was the new Pine Healthcare Campus really needed?
The current hospital is the only hospital in Pine County and is nearly 60 years old. Two studies clearly indicate the need for a more efficient and up-to-date medical facility with a different mix of medical services.
Why should cities and townships be members of the Hospital District?
It is the responsibility of every government entity to provide essential service, health care being one of the most important.