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Maryhaven, an addiction treatment center serving central Ohio, is experiencing severe financial distress due to issues with electronic health record systems, Medicaid eligibility changes, and increased uninsured patients. Despite receiving financial aid from local government and settlement funds, the nonprofit faces potential loss of funding from the Franklin County Alcohol, Drug and Mental Health Board if it cannot demonstrate sustained improvement. Maryhaven has proposed hiring an independent financial advisor, making operational changes, and providing regular updates to secure ongoing support and stay operational.
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