"Mission Hospital CMO Retires Amid Patient Care Concerns and CMS Citations"

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Mission Hospital's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Anthony Spensieri, has announced his retirement amid patient care concerns and the hospital's recent "immediate jeopardy" status from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid. A report revealed patient safety issues, including a patient death in a hallway, prompting CMS to assign the status and putting the health system at risk of losing Medicare funding. Mission Health says it's pleased CMS accepted its Plan of Correction and has begun implementing changes to ensure the hospital successfully serves the needs of the Western North Carolina community.
- Mission Hospital CMO announces retirement amid patient care concerns WLOS
- Patient deaths, injuries, care delays at Mission detailed in newly-released report WLOS
- Mission Hospital CMO Spensieri says he'll 'step away' after CMS cites Immediate Jeopardy Citizen Times
- HCA files motion to dismiss and counterclaim, denies allegations in lawsuit by Attorney General Josh Stein Blue Ridge Public Radio
- 'The patient was subsequently found unresponsive in a hallway bed': CMS report on Mission Hospital details deaths of patients, significant delays in care • Asheville Watchdog Asheville Watchdog
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