Encompass says they must close because insurance companies' reimbursement rates are too high.
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Encompass Health Services announced earlier this week that it will close its primary clinic in Page on November 21, 2018. Encompass will continue to provide its mental health and substance abuse services.
According to employees at Encompass, they learned of the facility’s closing just one day prior to the public announcement.
“The harsh reality is that we have provided primary care services to the community for almost eight years without ever breaking even,” the letter stated.
“We have had the privilege of working with some of the best healthcare professionals in the community, including Dr. Demangone, Melissa Serventi, Scott Sadler, Dr. Mike Moore and Bee Valvo, just to mention a few.”