Wahiawa General has seen its average daily ambulance transfers increase dramatically, and business has surged 10-20 percent since HMC’s closure.
In December, HMC announced in bankruptcy court that it could not reach a sale price for its two hospitals with Ontario, Calif.-based Prime Healthcare Services, forcing closure of both of its facilities.
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