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Health administrators' group plans steps to blunt power-bill hikes on clinics

CASS president Tania Conde Sterling said on Nov 3 the college will launch initiatives to ease rising electricity costs for healthcare facilities.

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Puerto Rico's healthcare facilities may get some help with their electric bills. Tania Conde Sterling, president of the Puerto Rico College of Health Services Administrators (CASS), said the group will launch initiatives to mitigate the impact of electricity bill increases on healthcare facilities.[1] Conde Sterling made the announcement in a statement filed Nov 3. The numbered record does not yet spell out which facilities are covered, what the initiatives will involve, or when they begin. Those are the questions worth asking CASS next: what the measures are, who qualifies, and on what timeline. For a clinic owner reading this, that is where the news lives.
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  1. Tania Conde Sterling, president of the Puerto Rico College of Health Services Administrators (CASS), announced that the organization will launch initiatives to mitigate electricity bill increase impacts on healthcare facilities · Periódico La Perla
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