Losing money due to a Medicaid shortfall, South Shore Hospital sent a desperate plea to the state Tuesday, saying it needs $3 million in funding by Aug. 1 to avoid a shutdown. The small, 106-year-old nonprofit hospital, which serves mostly Medicaid patients on Chicago’s South Side, said it is falling...
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