Cone Health, Alamance Regional Expect FTC Merger Approval

The pending merger between Greensboro, N.C.-based Cone Health and Alamance Regional Medical Center in Burlington, N.C., is all but official now, as the Federal Trade Commission is expected to finalize the deal.

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The boards of Cone Health and Alamance Regional initially approved a merger in December 2011, but the FTC wanted to investigate the acquisition to ensure it met antitrust guidelines.

Cone Health CEO Tim Rice said in a news release the FTC will put the merger to a final decision “soon” and that both organizations “are very pleased to receive this news from the FTC staff…to enhance the healthcare options for the people of Alamance County.”

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