Negotiations are set to resume between the University of New Mexico Hospital and the Sandoval Regional Medical Center. The two hospitals have been at odds over a contract dispute that has resulted in UNMH physicians being unable to treat patients at SRMC. This has caused inconvenience for many patients who rely on the specialized care provided by UNMH physicians.
The dispute stems from the contract between the two hospitals, which allows UNMH physicians to provide services at SRMC. However, negotiations broke down recently when SRMC proposed changes to the contract that UNMH found unacceptable. As a result, UNMH physicians were no longer able to treat patients at SRMC, leaving many patients in need of care.
Both hospitals have acknowledged the impact of the dispute on patient care and have expressed a desire to come to a resolution. Negotiations are set to resume in an effort to reach a compromise that will allow UNMH physicians to continue providing care at SRMC.
Patients who rely on UNMH physicians for specialized care are hopeful that the negotiations will lead to a resolution and that they will once again have access to the care they need. In the meantime, both hospitals are working to ensure that patients are not left without proper care during this challenging time.
As negotiations resume, both hospitals are committed to finding a solution that is in the best interest of patients and that will allow for the continuation of the high-quality care that both hospitals are known for. Patients are encouraged to continue seeking care at either hospital and to stay informed about any updates regarding the negotiations.
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