Bobinflorida-ga,
Thanks for giving me the go-ahead on this.
You can search for information about Arkansas companies at the
Secretary of State's "Business and Commercial Services" site:
http://www.sos.arkansas.gov/corps/search_all.php
Searching for Hot Springs Health Partners brings up the following record:
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Corporation Name HOT SPRINGS HEALTH PARTNERS, LLC
Fictitious Names N/A
Filing # 100129142
Filing Type Limited Liability Company
Filed under Act Domestic LLC; 1003 of 1993
Status Good Standing
Principal Address
Reg. Agent STEVE SPAULDING
Agent Address 100 GREENWOOD AVENUE
HOT SPRINGS, AR 71913
Date Filed 02/01/1996
Officers STEVE SPAULDING, President
VACANT, Vice-President
SAM PARTIN, Secretary
OLEN PEARSON, Treasurer
Foreign Name N/A
Foreign Address
State of Origin N/A
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Many Secretary of State offices will make available a company's
Articles of Incorporation/Organization upon request (sometimes for
free, sometimes for a fee).
These documents often contain ownership and shareholder information of
the sort you're looking for. I did not see instructions at the site
for making such a request, but you may want to contact their office
for additional information:
State Capitol, Rm 256
Little Rock, AR 72201
501-682-1010
General_info@sosmail.state.ar.us
I trust this information is what you needed, but let me know if
there's anything else I can do for you. Just post a Request for
Clarification, and I'm at your service.
pafalafa-ga |
Clarification of Answer by
pafalafa-ga
on
03 Dec 2004 18:34 PST
By the way, I came across a revealing newspaper article from 1996 that
talks about part-ownership by St. Joseph's Regional and Blue Cross,
but bear in mind, the info may no longer be current:
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (Little Rock, AR)
October 16, 1996
Blue Cross joint venture expects to serve 21 counties
Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield has signed a preliminary agreement
with eight Arkansas hospitals to form a new health-care network
serving 21 counties in and around Hot Springs, Fort Smith and
Northwest Arkansas...The proposed joint venture would create a new
Blue Cross subsidiary, half-owned by Blue Cross, the state's largest
insurer. The remaining 50 percent would be owned by Washington
Regional Medical Center -- a private nonprofit 294-bed hospital in
Fayetteville -- and St. Louis-based Sisters of Mercy Health System,
which owns seven of the eight hospitals...
Sisters of Mercy officials said the new joint venture evolved out of
Blue Cross' relationship with St. Joseph's Regional. The Hot Springs
hospital last year became a 50 percent owner in Hot Springs Health
Partners, a Blue Cross subsidiary whose operations are similar to the
larger joint venture now being discussed...
"This relationship just kind of grew from that existing partnership we
have with Blue Cross," said Barbara Meyer, a Sisters of Mercy
spokesman. "The Hot Springs partnership will be rolled into this joint
venture. That's the intention."
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I can't reproduce the full article, since it is copyrighted, but you
may want to have a librarian track down the full article for you,
since it contains some worthwhile additional information.
Cheers,
pafalafa-ga
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