Patients First Health Care, a 70-physician medical group in Washington, Mo., filed a letter of intent with the state to build a $1 million hospital with three beds and a 24-hour emergency department in Washington, according to a report in…
Transactions & Valuation Issues
As capital markets begin to open up and healthcare reform starts to take shape, momentum for hospital acquisition activity is building, although the buyers and sellers may have different characteristics this time around.
Vancouver-Wash.-based Southwest Washington Health System and Bellevue-Wash.-based PeaceHealth, which announced their intent to merge last month, could be exempt from a review from Washington State officials because they are not expanding either hospital system, according to a report in The…
Knoxville, Tenn.-based Covenant Health and Morristown (Tenn.)-Hamblen Healthcare System have announced plans to merge, according to a report by WBIR News.
Overruling objections by Prime Healthcare Services, a U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge has approved the sale of Hemet (Calif.) Valley Medical Center and Menifee Valley Medical Center, in Sun City, Calif., to a group of local physicians, according to a report…
Martha's Vineyard (Mass.) Hospital is opening a 90,000 square-foot, $48 million replacement hospital that benefits from its 2007 merger with Partners HealthCare in Boston, according to a report from the Martha's Vineyard Gazette.
After seven years of planning to replace a structure started in 1923, Edgerton (Wis.) Hospital plans to break ground next month on a $26 million replacement hospital, according to a release by Edgerton Hospital.
Methodist Health System in Omaha, Neb., will open a $120 million women's hospital on June 21, according to a report by the Omaha World Tribune.
Kingsburg (Calif.) District Hospital is about to shut down due to financial problems, according to a report by the Kingsburg Recorder.
Washington Hospital in Fremont, Calif., is moving forward with the construction of $44 million, three-story Center for Joint Replacement, according to a report by the Oakland Tribune.