Under the deal, the Dava Foundation would acquire all of Randolph Health’s operational assets, and a Tennessee hospital operator, Java Medical Group, would manage the day-to-day operations at the single-hospital system.
The asset purchase agreement was filed with a North Carolina bankruptcy court last week. The deal will need approval of the bankruptcy court.
Randolph Health directors said last week that the sale is the primary solution to keeping the hospital open and preserving jobs.
“While other potential buyers have shown interest in pieces of Randolph Health, all other options would result in a closure of the hospital, as well as the transfer of most services to other hospitals and the loss of a significant number of jobs,” Randolph Health
Randolph Health filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in March, saying it would help the health system restructure its debt.
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