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News and MediaMegan Mosher2026-08-28T18:40:03-06:00

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Lincoln Health in the Media 2025

‘We’re essential’: Rural hospitals fear cutting services, shutting down if ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ goes through
State of Colorado says Republican budget bill will cut billions in federal funding for Medicaid in the state
Rural hospitals worry about Medicaid cuts
Medicaid cuts could require some patients to travel 80 miles for care: Rural Hospital CEO
What Medicaid Cuts Would Do to My Rural Hospital- The New York Times
Federal Medicaid cuts threaten state’s rural health
Rural Colorado hospital leader says financial situation getting worse

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HUGO, COLORADO - NOVEMBER 25: The exterior of Lincoln Community Hospital on November 25, 2020 in Hugo, Colorado. Lincoln Community Hospital and Nursing Home has been able to keep their facilities free of Covid-19 for over 8 months. They had their first case in their long term care facility on Monday November 23rd. They currently have three confirmed with a suspicion of a fourth resident who is exhibiting Covid-19 symptoms. Residents are now on lockdown and quarantined in their rooms inside the facility. According to Megan Mosher, the hospital's marketing and public relations director, as of November 25th, the town had 36 active case with a total of 146 cases since the outbreak started. They are experiencing an 11% positivity rate over the last two weeks. There have been no deaths yet in the county. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

HUGO, COLORADO - NOVEMBER 25: Jamie Frank, support service coordinator, center, takes the temperature of a patient before she is allowed to enter the facility at Lincoln Community Hospital Gordon Family Practice Clinic on November 25, 2020 in Hugo, Colorado. Lincoln Community Hospital and Nursing Home has been able to keep their facilities free of Covid-19 for over 8 months. They had their first case in their long term care facility on Monday November 23rd. They currently have three confirmed with a suspicion of a fourth resident who is exhibiting Covid-19 symptoms. Because of the spike in cases residents are now on lockdown and quarantined in their rooms inside the facility. According to Megan Mosher, the hospital's marketing and public relations director, as of November 25th, the town had 36 active case with a total of 146 cases since the outbreak started. They are experiencing an 11% positivity rate over the last two weeks. There have been no deaths yet in the county. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

HUGO, COLORADO - NOVEMBER 25: RN Shelley Cochran, left, works with a patient outside to take a Covid-19 test at Lincoln Community Hospital Gordon Family Practice Clinic on November 25, 2020 in Hugo, Colorado. The clinic offers Covid-19 testing for residents in their cars outside of the facility. Lincoln Community Hospital and Nursing Home has been able to keep their facilities free of Covid-19 for over 8 months. They had their first case in their long term care facility on Monday November 23rd. They currently have three confirmed with a suspicion of a fourth resident who is exhibiting Covid-19 symptoms. Because of the spike in cases residents are now on lockdown and quarantined in their rooms inside the facility. According to Megan Mosher, the hospital's marketing and public relations director, as of November 25th, the town had 36 active case with a total of 146 cases since the outbreak started. They are experiencing an 11% positivity rate over the last two weeks. There have been no deaths yet in the county. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

HUGO, COLORADO - NOVEMBER 25: Yellow PPE gear hangs in one of two rooms in the Covid-19 ward at Lincoln Community Hospital on November 25, 2020 in Hugo, Colorado. The rooms are in a negative pressure isolation area that separates Covid-19 patients from the rest of the hospital population. Otherwise known as “airborne infection isolation rooms,” these negative pressure rooms help create a crucial barrier between extremely infectious people and everyone else. Lincoln Community Hospital and Nursing Home has been able to keep their facilities free of Covid-19 for over 8 months. They had their first case in their long term care facility on Monday November 23rd. They currently have three confirmed with a suspicion of a fourth resident who is exhibiting Covid-19 symptoms. Residents are now on lockdown and quarantined in their rooms inside the facility. According to Megan Mosher, the hospital's marketing and public relations director, as of November 25th, the town had 36 active case with a total of 146 cases since the outbreak started. They are experiencing an 11% positivity rate over the last two weeks. There have been no deaths yet in the county. (Photo by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post)

Photos by Helen H. Richardson/The Denver Post

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