Marian Community Hospital in Pennsylvania to Close in February

Maxis Health System, parent company of Marian Community Hospital in Carbondale, Pa., has announced the hospital will shutter by the end of February, according to a Times-Tribune report.

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According to the report, efforts to keep Marian Community open — including reducing the number of hospital beds from 70 to 35 — have not worked. Maxis Health President and CEO Mary Theresa Vautrinot attributed the hospital’s multimillion-dollar annual losses to lower demand for hospital services.

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