In January, when hospital leaders met with county leaders to discuss the hospital’s financial issues, hospital President Jon Turton said the hospital would need a bailout of $5 million to $10 million.
“Mr. Turton assured Bexar County staff that, to his knowledge, Texas Vista was not closing. He stated that the parent health system, Steward Health, was facing challenges and he had been instructed to limit his communications with local entities pending some resolution to these challenges,” Bexar county officials told KSAT. “Since this conversation took place, Steward Health has not attempted to communicate with Bexar County, and staff has not been asked to vet any formal proposal to assume control of Texas Vista.”
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