Houston Healthcare, Navicent explore potential partnership

Warner Robins, Ga.-based Houston Healthcare and Macon, Ga.-based Navicent Health are reportedly in talks to align their organizations, according to The Telegraph.

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The institutions will reportedly spend the next few months working out the details of their affiliation. However, the deal will not be considered a merger, according to the report.

“Both organizations are excited about the possibility of creating a healthcare system in Middle Georgia that will bring together an unparalleled collection of advanced health care delivery resources to better serve the region,” a spokesperson for Navicent Health told The Telegraph via email.

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