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Kennally Care still on track for 1st April launch, despite Jeremy Hunt pausing roll-out of ACOs

Kennally Care still on track for 1st April launch, despite Jeremy Hunt pausing roll-out of ACOs

Posted By theboss on 25th January 2018

25th January 2018 By Graham Smith Cornwall is to go ahead with plans to set up an Accountable Care System on 1st April, despite Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt’s promise to…

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