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Hospital workers in Granite City were not able to cash their paychecks due to a cash flow issue at Gateway Regional Medical Center. The owners of the hospital provided a $1 million loan to cover payroll, and the founder of the parent company is facing lawsuits for allegedly diverting hospital funds.
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Hospital workers in Granite City were handed paychecks and told not to cash them. Here's what we found out. A "cash flow issue" at Gateway Regional Medical Center left hundreds of employees in limbo. The hospital's owners had to step in with a $1 million personal loan just to make payroll. And this isn't the first time. An anonymous source inside the hospital says it's happened at least 4 times since January. Meanwhile, the company's founder is facing lawsuits in two states accusing him of diverting $14 million in hospital funds, including $100K+ on a party at the Four Seasons in Beverly Hills. He denies it. We're not done digging. Follow for updates. #GraniteCity #Illinois #HospitalWorkers #InvestigativeNews #LocalNews @KMOV