In an email obtained by the Courier Journal, KentuckyOne’s interim CEO for its Louisville market suggested Jewish Hospital sale discussions with the University of Louisville are progressing.
“In particular, the discussions with U of L Health have been very positive and have progressed to the point that we have now begun preliminary planning for the possible transition of KentuckyOne’s providers, staff and services to U of L Health,” Deborah Lee-Eddie’s email said, according to the Courier Journal.
Ms. Lee-Eddie also noted that leaders from KentuckyOne and its parent company, Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health, created a transition task force for the transaction.
Jewish Hospital has been on the market since 2017. Questions about the hospital’s financial viability have clouded the sale process.
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