Ohio Hospital Plans to Leave Health Alliance of Greater Cincinnati

Fort Hamilton Hospital, a 185-bed facility in Hamilton, Ohio, has announced plans to withdraw from the Health Alliance of Greater Cincinnati, according to the Oxford (Ohio) Press.

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At the same time, resignations were announced for Health Alliance board chairman Mark Collar and CEO Ken Hanover, who reportedly will become CEO of the Beverly (Mass.) Hospital.

The Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati, a fundraising group, also announced plans to withdraw from the Health Alliance.

The Health Alliance currently includes University Hospital, Jewish Hospital, Fort Hamilton Hospital, West Chester Medical Center, the Drake Center and Alliance Primary Care.

Read the Oxford Press report about Fort Hamilton Hospital leaving Health Alliance of Greater Cincinnati.

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