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From: Lynn Paterson <>
Subject: RE: [PATTERSON-L] Mariner
Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2000 14:08:03 -0800

Sorry but I think this has reached the wrong person. Are you talking about
the Mal U Mariners?

Cheers

Lynn

-----Original Message-----
From: george patterson
To:
Sent: 1/26/00 11:20 AM
Subject: [PATTERSON-L] Mariner

Another letter from mariner Mariner Health. This time I converted it to
DOS
Text and put it into this e-mail directly. Previously I used
WrodPerfect
because that is what I thought you had. Let me know if this is ok.

Love,
Pat



Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations
of Greater Laurel


January 20, 2000



Dear Family Members and Responsible Parties:



Enclosed please find an important letter from our Chief Executive
Officer,
Butch
Cash, regarding a development that is being managed from our corporate
office.

It is important that you read Butch s letter carefully, because I want
you
to be
reassured that, despite this announcement, our facility s and our
company s
commitment to you remains the same: Provide the highest quality care to
our
residents without change or interruption.

After reading Butch s letter, if you have any questions or concerns,
please
feel free
to contact me at 410-792-4717 or 301-953-7980.

Thank you for your time and the trust you have placed in us.


Sincerely,



Gary F. Czapski, NHA

Administrator

Enc.:
letter



MARINER
Post-Acute Network


January 18, 2000

Dear Residents and Family Members,

Today, this facility s parent company, Mariner Post-Acute Network
announced
that it filed for protection
under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. This move will enable the
Company to strengthen its
capital structure and will allow us to continue operating without
interruption and focus on high-quality
resident care.

I want to take this opportunity to tell you about this development
directly,
and to make two important
points with regard to this announcement:

First, this financial reorganization gives the company the financial
stability to remain focused on providing
high-quality resident care. High-quality care is the foundation of
Mariner s
business and will always be our
top priority.

Second, it is important that you know that the financial reorganization
will
not interrupt resident care at
Mariner facilities. Direct care staff will not be impacted by the
financial
reorganization. Our direct care
staffs are our most important links to our residents and we will do
everything we can to strengthen those
relationships. Mariner facilities will continue to admit residents and
will
strive to provide those residents
with high-quality care. Mariner will not close any facilities as a
result of
the reorganization. There will be
no change or interruption in the salaries or benefits of Mariner
employees
as a result of the reorganization.

The professional women and men who work in this facility every day take
great pride in their work caring
for our residents and will do their best to continue to provide our
residents with the same high quality and
service. I want to emphasize to you that this reorganization will not
impact
the day to day operations of
our facility. Also, there will be no staff reductions or pay cuts or
benefit
changes to our staff.

I urge you to contact the facility administrator if you have any
questions
about the facility or this
announcement.

Sincerely,



Butch Cash
Chairman, President and CEO

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