Hospital M&A update: 8 recent deals

Eight transactions involving hospitals and health systems have been announced, finalized or advanced in the last week:

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1. New York hospital may join NYU Langone
Long Island Community Hospital in Patchogue, N.Y., the only remaining independent hospital on Long Island, is in talks to join New York City-based NYU Langone Health.

2. Chicago’s Mercy Hospital finalizes deal to stay open
Mercy Hospital & Medical Center in Chicago and nonprofit Insight Chicago have finalized a deal that will keep the 170-year-old safety-net hospital open, the organization said April 3.

3. SSM Health takes over operations of Oklahoma hospital, renames it
SSM Health Oklahoma assumed operations of Midwest City, Okla.-based AllianceHealth Midwest Hospital April 1.

4. LifePoint sells 107-bed Washington hospital
Brentwood, Tenn.-based LifePoint Health sold its majority interest in Capital Medical Center in Olympia, Wash., to Tacoma, Wash.-based MultiCare.

5. WVU Health System adds 223-bed hospital
The 223-bed Wheeling (W.Va.) Hospital officially joined Morgantown-based West Virginia University Health System March 31, the organizations said. 

6. HCA to buy Tennessee hospital
Springfield, Tenn.-based NorthCrest Health is joining Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare in a deal announced March 30. 

7. Unity Health buys shuttered Arkansas hospital
Searcy, Ark.-based Unity Health has acquired a hospital in Jacksonville, Ark., that closed in August 2019.

8. Boone Hospital Center splits from BJC HealthCare
Columbia, Mo.-based Boone Hospital Center will become an independent organization April 1, separating from St. Louis-based BJC HealthCare.

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