Pastures New VI Inc

“The board of trustees of meadows regional healthcare alliance, inc. (now pastures new i, inc., or the alliance), the parent organization, has the sole power to elect or appoint the trustees of the filing organization's board and principal executive officers.”

“The board of trustees of alliance, the parent organization, has the sole power to elect or appoint the trustees of the filing organization's board as well as the power to apppoint the organization's principal executive officers.”

“The alliance board of trustees has the full power and authority to review and approve capital and operating budgets of income and expenditures of the filing organization and to exercise such other supervision and control over the affairs and property of the entity as deemed necessary or desirable to ensure the tax exempt functions of the corporation are carried out. Additionally, the approval of the alliance board is required to alter, amend, repeal or adapt new bylaws.”

“Historically, form 990 and all related schedules were reviewed by mrmc's audit committee before filing with the internal revenue service. The board members of the governing body would receive a copy of the form 990 through the organization's web portal for their review. Prior to filing, the cfo of mrmc (now pastures new iii, inc.) reviewed the return for financial and disclosure accuracy, and responded to questions from board members. As a result of the sale of assets to an hca healthcare affiliate in april 2021, the chairman of the board reviews the return prior to filing.”

“The organization is in the process of liquidating and is not operational. Historically, each member of the board of trustees and the executive officers annually completed a written policy of conflict of interest. Annual statements were typically completed in the month of january. The ceo and general counsel for mrmc monitored conflicts, attended each board meeting, and were responsible for addressing known conflicts, and requesting trustee members to refrain from voting on declared conflicts. For substantial conflicts, the board members were asked not to deliberate, to abstain from voting, and were requested to remove themselves from the discussions of the matter.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public upon request at the administrative offices of the organization.”

“Historically, the mission of the organzation was to operate various physician practices in order to support the delivery of quality health care services in the toombs county and the surrounding areas and provide support for the programs and activities of meadows regional medical center, inc. (mrmc), a 501(c)(3) organization. The organization is in the process of liquidating and has not been operational since april 2021.”

“Pastures new vi, inc. Ceased operations in 2021. The organization is a member of a comprehensive integrated healthcare network, the meadows healthcare alliance (now pastures new i, inc.). Substantially all assets and operations of the organization (and of the entire integrated group) were sold to vidalia health services, llc, an affiliate of hca healthcare, inc. On april 30, 2021. The organization and its affiliated entities are in the process of liquidating. All remaining assets of the integrated group are or will be transferred to meadows new foundation, a tax-exempt entity.”

“The organization is in the process of liquidating. It had no assets, liabilities or activities during the fiscal year so no audit was performed for the fiscal year.”