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Monday, February 4, 2013
School leaders at Jacksonville State University have decided to allow Northeast Alabama Regional Medical Center to provide health services to students at a cost that has yet to be decided.
The Jacksonville News reports that JSU President Bill Meehan was authorized on Monday to sign a contract with RMC to provide campus health services. The vote comes after more than three years of debates about how to improve campus health services and whether to outsource the service to another provider.
Clint Carlson is the vise president for business affairs at JSU and told The News that “everybody will pay something” to access the student health center. No decisions have yet been made whether compensation will come from new fees or increased tuition.
According to The News, the JSU board of trustees will make that decision at its April meeting.
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