The joint venture, expected to be finalized Aug. 1, will include Orlando Health and LHC Group providers in four Florida cities: Orlando, Clermont, Kissimmee and Altamonte Springs.
LHC Group will buy majority ownership of the joint venture and assume management responsibility.
“We look forward to expanding the availability of in-home healthcare services in the state of Florida, particularly in cooperation with an outstanding partner like Orlando Health,” LHC Group Chair and CEO Keith G. Myers said in a news release. “Throughout the state, Orlando Health has earned a reputation for quality through hard work, dedication to patients, and a commitment to the health of the communities they serve. Working together, we will bring that same level of service to even more people.”
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