NORTON SHORES, Mich. (WOOD) — Hackley Community Care says it will be able to absorb some, but not all, of Muskegon Family Care’s thousands of patients after it closes next month.
“Luckily,Hackley Community Carehas been preparing for the last two months: Worst-case scenario, what if they were to close suddenly with no notice?” CEO Linda Juarez said.
She it has been a turbulent few days in metro Muskegon since news of the impending closure brokelate last week, comparing it to “speed dating.”
“It has been chaotic, it has been confusing and it’s caught us all off guard,” Juarez said Wednesday morning. “It was like trying to build an airplane while flying, having no data, no information. But we were somewhat prepared and I’m thankful for that.”
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