The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services is asking the state’s highest court to reject a Virginia-based health care provider’s appeal in a certificate-of-need dispute. The appeal asks for a legal definition of the term “substantial prejudice.”
A Virginia-based health care provider is asking North Carolina’s highest court to clarify rules surrounding disputes over the Tar Heel State’s certificate-of-need law. A petition Monday asks the court to clarify the meaning of “substantial prejudice.”
An ongoing court dispute could clarify rules in recurring disputes involving North Carolina's certificate of need.
AdventHealth is asking the North Carolina Supreme Court to reject competitor Mission Health’s legal case against a new hospital in Weaverville. The high court issued a temporary stay last month in the dispute.
Lawyers for Mission Health are asking the North Carolina Supreme Court to address “contradictory” and “confusing” rulings involving the state’s certificate-of-need law. A petition Wednesday urges the high court to take up a CON dispute over 67 new hospital beds in western North Carolina.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has rejected a legal complaint over which health care provider can add a new magnetic resonance imaging scanner to serve four northeastern counties.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals has vacated an administrative law judge’s decision favoring Duke Health in its legal battle with UNC Health over 68 new hospital beds in Durham and Caswell counties.
