Hospital funding and basic annual income share spotlight on show

By: Robert Washburn | September 30, 2016

Public health nurse Kristina Nairn talks about guaranteed annual income

A lively show this week with multiple special guests. First up was Northumberland Hills Hospital Executive Director Rhonda Cunningham and fundraiser Bill Patchett talking about the Equip to Care campaign’s goal to raise $12 million. Also, public health nurse Kristina Nairn discusses the benefits of guaranteed annual income during Consider This Live as part of the Drive Time on Northumberland 89.7 FM.

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