Also on the agenda was an initiative presented by representative from the Mikal Watts Law firm on what is termed the Texas Prompt Pay Recovery Program which, if adopted can possibly be a lucrative endeavor by which the district can recuperate significant amounts of funds directly from insurance companies such as Blue Cross, Blue Shield, Humana, United Health Care, Signa and Aetna. Alfonso Nevarez assisting in the capacity of private attorney was also on hand to inform the board of the effectiveness of Watts as a trial lawyer who is well-respected and known for trying and winning cases in the court of law and would be an asset to the district if his services are acquired.
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Plains Capital Bank makes generous donation of $5000.00 to Maverick County Hospital District
- Wednesday, 23 October 2013 21:45
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A.D. Ibarra
-MCHD
Sam Juve, Humberto "Beto" Garza and Araceli Cordova of the all new Plains Capital Bank of Eagle Pass were on hand on Wednesday to graciously donate a check on behalf of their home office who, according to Juve, have expressed a serious commitment to the community, "We appreciate the activity we've had with the Hospital District for the past 25 years and we present this check to the Hospital District because we know what it takes to take care of increasing medical costs." CEO Elcira Bares thanked the group of bankers and the personnel at Plains Capital Bank for their generous donation. Board Chairman Juan Manuel Farias joined Bares in showing his appreciation stating that they will put the funds to good use.