The Audrain County Commission, the City of Mexico, and the Audrain County Health Department are beginning the process to seek Requests For Qualifications (RFQ's) from firms experienced in healthcare, …
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The Audrain County Commission, the City of Mexico, and the Audrain County Health Department are beginning the process to seek Requests For Qualifications (RFQ's) from firms experienced in healthcare, healthcare delivery, healthcare market analysis and related subjects. This ultimately will result in a consulting firm being hired to conduct a Healthcare Market Assessment and Financial Feasibility Study.
The three public entities are part of a special committee of tax-supported entities put together to gather information and data to help identify viable long-term, sustainable healthcare and emergency care solutions for area residents and businesses. The RFQ was issued by the committee on Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2023.
“This feasibility study’s information will be important and available for any company or group wishing to pursue healthcare models or facilities in Mexico”, said Mexico City Manager Bruce Slagle.
Look for the complete article with more details in the Saturday, 03/04/2023, Mexico Ledger.
