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A driveway ordinance may have killed a micro-hospital when nothing else would

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The Meridian City Council meeting was a flash point for health policy last week that is a great case study in public process. First, some background. Nutex Health operates a hospital in Post Falls that has drawn scrutiny in the two years since it’s been operational. The central challenge in the Post Falls experience is […]

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