Hiring nurse practitioner helped slash costs

Nurse practitioner Rhonda Bentz works four hours a day providing free services for Don Chalmers Ford employees and their family members. The clinic is close to the Rio Rancho, N.M., dealership, allowing workers to go there and get back to work quickly. "We give service without appointments. They can just walk right in," says Bentz.

Bradford Wernle

October 14, 2015 05:00 AM

About 12 years ago, Don Chalmers Ford in Rio Rancho, N.M., was wrestling with its high health care costs, as was everyone else.

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