Health care system maintains payroll — despite nearly $200M shortfall

BayCare Health System CEO Tommy Inzina adjusts his leadership style to fit the crisis.

Courtesy. BayCare Health System has lost about $193 million in revenue since the pandemic started.
Courtesy. BayCare Health System has lost about $193 million in revenue since the pandemic started.
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Tommy Inzina doesn’t hesitate on recognizing the best decision he’s made in the first 100 days or so of the coronavirus pandemic. It was to keep the payroll of BayCare Health System — some 29,000 employees — intact, even in face of big hits to its operating budget.

 

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