Cuyahoga County, MetroHealth reach $91.8M jail health deal after tense negotiations
A new $91.8M, three-year contract between Cuyahoga County and MetroHealth overhauls jail health care with 24/7 clinicians, flat-fee billing and badge-in tracking after contentious negotiations and an Inspector General probe.
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