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By Sarah Hale on Jan 31, 2012 in Afton, Education, Featured, Lincoln County

The North Lincoln County Hospital District Board of Trustees made the decision to ‘move forward cautiously’ with regards to a proposal for an outpatient surgery center.   Architects have been working on creating initial drawings and estimates for the project. However, the hospital board would like to “put the brakes on” at this point and wait for the new medical center CEO to be named.  “There are still a lot of questions that we don’t have answers for,” Mike Hunsaker, vice president of support services at SVMC told hospital board members this week. “It is the recommendation of the finance committee that we sit on it and continue to study it for a month or two.”

Primary reasons to slow the project down include addressing staffing concerns with regards to the outpatient surgery center as well as waiting for the new medical center CEO to be named.

According to Marti Halverson, chair of the hospital board, the new CEO should “have a say” in how the hospitals proceeds with the outpatient surgery center rather than step into a project that is already underway.

“The CEO should be on board with this decision making process,” Halverson said.

According to Ken Brough, interim CEO at the medical center, it is important that the outpatient surgery center “is done.” But everyone would also “like to have it done right,” he said.

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