5 most-read transactions and valuations stories in June

The following were the most-read transactions and valuations stories during the month of June.

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1. 13 recent hospital transactions and partnerships
A list of healthcare mergers, acquisitions and general partnerships that took place or were announced the week of June 12. 

2. 18 recent hospital transactions and partnerships
A list of healthcare mergers, acquisitions and general partnerships that took place or were announced the week of June 5. 

3. Quorum Health to divest 2 Pennsylvania hospitals
Brentwood, Tenn.-based Quorum Health, the 35-hospital spinoff of Franklin, Tenn.-based Community Health Systems, signed a definitive agreement to sell two Pennsylvania hospitals to Williamsport, Pa.-based UPMC Susquehanna June 7.

4. 63 recent hospital transactions and partnerships in May
The following healthcare mergers, acquisitions and general partnerships took place or were announced during the month of May.

5. CHS to divest 5 hospitals to Reading Health System
West Reading, Pa.-based Reading Health System entered into an asset purchase agreement May 30 to acquire five hospitals owned and operated by Community Health Systems.

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