Steward Health Care Bankruptcy: Important Considerations for Physicians

• Stay Informed: Regularly monitor updates on the bankruptcy proceedings from sources like local news, hospital administration, and your medical association.

• Communicate with Administration: Maintain open lines of communication with hospital management about how bankruptcy might impact your practice and concerns about patient care.

• Protect Yourself: Review your employment contract and understand any termination clauses. Ensure your compensation and benefits are contractually protected.

• Seek Legal Advice: Consider consulting a lawyer specializing in healthcare or employment law to understand your rights and options during the bankruptcy process.

• Plan for Contingencies: Consider developing contingency plans if you experience significant disruptions in payments, supplies, or hospital resources.

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