Boston-based Steward Health Care Systems has made an offer to buy the troubled Landmark Medical Center in Woonsocket, R.I., according to a Providence Journal report.
After two days of urgent negotiations, the system came forward last Thursday with a signed asset-purchase agreement and $1 million deposit. Steward has also reached a tentative agreement with United Nurses and Allied Professionals, the union representing nearly half of the hospital’s 1,300 workers.
The deal still requires approval by a Superior Court judge.
Read the Providence Journal report on Steward Health Care and Landmark Medical Center.
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