A central Maine hospital is closing its clinic for good. Tuesday will be Northern Light Inland Hospital's last day of service in Waterville. Northern Light Regional President Marie Vinneau says the hospital will no longer accept new emergency patients at noon, and their clinical operations will end at 5 p.m. Vinneau says the decision to shut down was not easy, but their only choice. The hospital was losing more than $1 million per month from higher operating costs, low reimbursement rates, and a labor shortage.
