Florida's Trauma Drama Continues as New Law Challenged
Nicklaus Children's Hospital filed a challenge in Leon County circuit court seeking an injunction to block a section of the law that would allow a competitor, Kendall Regional Medical Center, to operate what is known as a Level I trauma center.
May 16, 2018 at 01:15 PM
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Part of a new Florida law touted as a way to end years of disputes over trauma centers is being challenged by a Miami-based hospital.
Nicklaus Children's Hospital filed a challenge in Leon County circuit court seeking an injunction to block a section of the law that would allow a competitor, Kendall Regional Medical Center, to operate what is known as a Level I trauma center.
Nicklaus Children's Hospital “is likely to suffer irreparable harm because any final approval of Kendall's Level I status, and the significant damage flowing therefrom, cannot be undone,” attorneys for the facility wrote in the lawsuit filed Thursday.
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