McLaren reportedly considers partial acquisition of Detroit Medical Center

Flint, Mich.-based McLaren Health Care has expressed interest in purchasing select assets belonging to the Detroit Medical Center, according to MLive.

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Phil Incarnati, president and CEO of McLaren Health Care, reportedly told Crain’s Detroit Business the health system is interested in acquiring the Children’s Hospital of Michigan, DMC Harper University Hospital — both in Detroit — and DMC Huron Valley-Sinai Hospital in Commerce Township, Mich., according to MLive.

Mr. Incarnati told Crain’s Dallas-based Tenet Healthcare, the parent company of DMC, was not interested in selling the hospitals, according to MLive.

Tenet Healthcare recently sold six home healthcare facilities in Illinois, Arizona, Massachusetts and Texas.

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