It’s crucial the path be changed

On an October day, 2010, I remember being told by an EARH employee, ‘If you care about your doctors and your hospital, you better get involved.’

I did, as did many of us.

Mr. Barglof arrived first as interim CEO in May 2010 and was signed to his contract as CEO Sept. 1 of the same year. The signals were beginning to sound. The meeting in January 2011 at which all contract negotiations with Doctors Sackmann and Eckley were severed resulted in a fracturing wail of the community from which rose Hometown Family Medicine and saw the arrival of C2C physicians.

We continued our involvement. A growing...