Tri-City agrees to partner with Sharp HealthCare
OCEANSIDE — The Tri-City Healthcare District board has voted unanimously to partner with Sharp HealthCare, the county’s largest healthcare system, to assume operations and financial...
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Voters decide on Palomar Health, Tri-City Healthcare boards
REGION — North County voters have selected a mix of incumbents and newcomers to serve on public healthcare district boards, filling seats on both the...
Four Tri-City Healthcare board seats up for election
OCEANSIDE — Residents of the Tri-City Healthcare District, which encompasses Oceanside, Vista and Carlsbad, will decide the fate of four board seats in the upcoming...
Tri-City CEO Steve Dietlin announces retirement
OCEANSIDE — Tri-City Healthcare District president and CEO Steve Dietlin will retire at the end of March after spending more than a decade in leadership...
Tri-City candidate’s business interests, shadowy campaign tactics raise concerns
EDITOR’S NOTE: This article has been updated from a previous version to include written statements from Tri-City candidate Deborah Vietor. Vietor’s response was submitted to...
Tri-City board candidate accused of election meddling, conflicts of interest
EDITOR’S NOTE: The Coast News will continue to report on this developing story. OCEANSIDE — Just weeks before the Nov. 3 election, a Tri-City Healthcare...
Supervisor, Assemblywoman demand Tri-City action on inpatient psych units
Assemblywoman Tasha Boerner Horvath and Supervisor Nathan Fletcher sent a letter demanding Tri-City Medical Center re-open inpatient psychiatric facilities....
Tri-City votes to suspend mental health units Oct. 2
The Tri-City Healthcare District board affirmed Aug. 21 that it would shutter its inpatient psychiatric facilities by Oct. 2, a decision widely panned by residents, law...
County responds to inpatient psychiatric facility’s impending closure
The chairwoman of the County Board of Supervisors is calling for an Oct. 30 conference to address the potential closure of inpatient psychiatric units countywide....
Court: Tri-City must pay for office building now
The Tri-City Healthcare District must pay a former partner in the development of a 57,000-square-foot medical office building $12.1 million now, as the state appeals...
Tri-City loses lawsuit against medical office building developer
A jury recently ruled against Tri-City Healthcare District in its eminent domain lawsuit against a former partner in the development of a 57,000-square-foot medical office...