Trinity Health

It's still kind of waving the flag for the old organization.

And last but not least, we welcome, I would say during her day job, she's the manager of financial operations at Trinity Health of New York.

We welcome Malaika Dews.

Yes, I'm super excited to be here.

Just side note, Amir Johnson with iQuilt Partnership is the board chair.

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yeah so phenomenal he is like literally anything and everything Hartford um but so I met him at a different local event we hit it off um we connected and then I was invited by Trinity Health New England um to do um just like a local event it was at Con Resnick it was a professional development um and so they offered me a seat and so I hopped on the opportunity and And so when I went, I believe I met Lauren, and then I saw Amir there, and I was like, oh, hello.

And so we started talking.

And we now work with 1,500 US healthcare employers.

We work with very large health systems like you know, Trinity Health or Tenet Health or Kaiser Permanente.

We also work with many regional health systems, you know, Baylor Scott and White, Wellstar, and lots of academic medical centers as well, like Johns Hopkins and New York Presbyterian and Cedars-Sinai and so on.

You know, what's interesting about your, what you've started with this, it feels like there's And there's the ability to make it fit in so many other industries as well.

I'm your host today, Rich Helpy from the Common Bridge, and we have with us this morning Shannon Striebeck.

She is the President and Chief Executive Officer of Trinity Health Michigan.

She's been a longtime healthcare executive, and healthcare is on the minds of everybody here at the Mackinac Policy Conference.

Shannon, it's great to see you.

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Constance McLaughlin is a Director of Health Informatics at Trinity Health.

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It blew my mind.

Despite the backlash, Trinity Health executives for months insisted they had no choice.

The system even sued the state to push through the closure.

Ultimately, though, powerful state officials, including Attorney General Letitia James, who's a Democrat, joined the fight to save the birthing center, launching an investigation into the proposed closure and hosting a day-long hearing in Troy.

This year's walk again started from both the St. Ignace and Mackinac City, eliminating the need for busing.

An investigation is underway at Trinity Health in Livonia after the health corporation announced plans to cut 557 IT jobs and outsource its technology services.

Trinity Health confirmed on Friday it will move forward with the layoffs, which also prompted an investigation into a possible Warren Act violation.

Federal law requires certain employers to give workers at least 60 days written notice before a mass layoff or closing.

As a result, Trinity Health employees may be entitled to 60 days of severance pay and benefits.

A Monroe County man is dead after riding lawnmower overturned on a steep incline.

The Sheriff's Office says 73-year-old David Flood of Carlton was mowing along a grass shoulder in Ash Township on Wednesday evening when he lost control of the zero-turn mower.

Left Bloomington, moved to North Dakota.

Was in North Dakota for 12 years, where I worked at Trinity Health, and I also worked at Mandan County Medical Center.

Um, as of January of this year, I moved to Colorado and began my position as director of revenue at Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center.

That's great to hear.

A great journey.

And we ended up taking over the patient accounting department, which at St. Joe's was the flagship, which is now Trinity Health.

And they had, I remember the days in AR were 183 and they had three days cash on hand.

And we totally redid that department.

I said, okay.

So left there, stayed in Bloomington 20 years, left Bloomington, moved to North Dakota, was in North Dakota for 12 years where I worked at Trinity Health.

And I also worked at Montreux County Medical Center.

As of January of this year, I moved to Colorado and began my position as director of revenue at Heart of the Rockies Regional Medical Center.