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South Carolina's Allendale Hospital Withdraws From Tri-County Plan

Allendale County Hospital in Fairfax, S.C., has withdrawn its plan to join with Bamberg (S.C.) County Hospital and Barnwell (S.C.) County Hospital to form the proposed Tri-County Regional Health System, according to a Times and Democrat report.

Allendale County Councilman James Pinckney said some of the reasons for Allendale pulling out included perceived inconsistencies in the letter of intent concerning the long-term viability of the hospital, the possibility of filing for bankruptcy and the infrastructure costs to the county.

The Bamberg County Council was scheduled to give a third reading of an ordinance authorizing it to partner with Barnwell and Allendale counties to form the regional hospital system on July 18. Allendale's withdrawal halted that plan.

Rose Dobson-Elliott, Bamberg County administrator, said Barnwell and Bamberg are exploring the possibility of a two-county deal, according to the report.

Read the Times and Democrat report on the proposed Tri-County Regional Health System.

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