HEALTHJun 23 · 19:05 UTCWPLN NASHVILLECatherine Sweeney

Metro is choosing a CEO for Nashville’s struggling safety-net hospital this week

Metro Nashville Hospital Authority Board is set to vote on a new CEO for Nashville General Hospital, a financially struggling safety-net hospital serving low-income patients in North Nashville. The hospital faces challenges including outdated infrastructure, a costly lease, and rising city subsidies, with a $4.6 million loss reported in 2023.

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