What you should know:
1. The health system is guaranteeing full pay and benefits for its employees through April 28, but will then furlough a portion of the staff and reduce salaries across the system.
2. Mayo had to stop elective surgeries due to the COVID-19 pandemic, which has affected revenues.
3. As a result of the decreased revenue, the health system is stopping all new construction, unless it would affect patient safety.
4. Mayo received approval to construct a $65 million facility in Jacksonville, Fla., earlier in April. The development would’ve added cardiology and gastroenterology services to the campus.
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