Under the injunction, which FTC filed in January, St. Luke’s Hospital and ProMedica cannot integrate clinical operations and federal regulators will decide if the transaction is anti-competitive. A hearing is scheduled to begin May 31.
Read the Toledo Blade report on ProMedica and St. Luke’s Hospital.
Read more coverage on St. Luke’s Hospital:
– Hearing Scheduled for FTC’s Injunction Request of St. Luke’s, ProMedica Merger
– FTC Drops Request for Restraining Order on ProMedica, St. Luke’s Merger
– Ohio System Says FTC Challenge of Merger ‘Inconsistent’ With Call for Integration
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