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“When Capital learned of the Attorney General’s concerns with its financial assistance/charity care program, Capital made changes to that program in 2016. We were then in discussions with the AG's office and understood an amicable resolution was the next step. Even though Capital previously addressed the issues included in this lawsuit and is providing financial assistance/charity care to more individuals than state law requires, the Attorney General filed this lawsuit. We remain committed to serving all of the people within our community.”
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“We are very disappointed to learn of the Office of the Attorney General’s recent filing against Capital Medical Center,” said Jeff Atwood, Capital's senior vice president of marketing and communications.