The ripple effect of the Exelon Nuclear Power Station remaining a part of the community is providing excitement beyond local governments, non-profits and retailers, but now health care officials are weighing in on what the plant's employees mean to them.
Warner Hospital and Health Services CEO Paul Skowron says the power station and it's hundreds of employees remaining in the community means there is will continue to be patients for the facility, but also patients with good insurance coverage.
Skowron also notes, Exelon has been a great partner in many areas the hospital has a hand in in the community like the drug coalition. He feels they are a terrific partner to this community in numerous aspects.
Skowron says he was most concerned about the projections of the hospital in the long term more than the short term, in the event the power station was to leave the community. He calls the future more secure.
