Marge Doyle is a native Californian and registered nurse who has worked in health care leadership for nearly forty years. She currently holds elected office on the board of the Morongo Basin Healthcare District which was a result of her rural hospital in Joshua Tree was under threat of closing, due to imminent bankruptcy. She knew that if it did close, then people in her small rural community would be sicker or not have access to health care and be more likely to die if they had to travel the extra hour to get to a hospital. With nearly 4 decades of experience in healthcare management, she ran for a seat on the Healthcare District—and won. More importantly, she worked across the aisle to save the rural hospital, save the 600 associated jobs and avert bankruptcy. She not only prevented its closure, but they expanded services for their community and now the hospital has $15 million in reserves. With her demonstrated track record of success, Marge Doyl will do whatever she can to ensure that everyone has access to quality medical care. In addition, she will protect Social Security and Medicare which every working American has paid into and these two programs are independent of
a registered nurse, and I’ve been working in health care leadership for nearly forty years. I currently hold elected office –serving on the board of the Morongo Basin Healthcare District. I came into that role because a number of years ago, my little rural hospital in Joshua Tree was under threat of closing, due to imminent bankruptcy. Refusing to let that happen, because if the hospital did close, then people in our community would be sicker or not have access to health care and be more likely to die if they had to travel the extra hour to get to a hospital. With nearly 4 decades of experience in healthcare management, Marge ran for a seat on the Healthcare District—and won. Long story, short, she worked across the aisle to save their rural hospital, save the 600 jobs and avert bankruptcy. We not only prevented its closure, but we expanded services for our community and now the hospital has $15 million in reserves.
In addition, Marge reviewed the ACA in depth and developed a plan to fix the ACA which included how to save money and protect the coverage. Marge Doyle is committed to do whatever is needed to ensure that everyone has access to quality medical care in her district and across the country.