Pipeline Health buys 22 freestanding ERs

Pipeline Health, a privately held hospital ownership and management company based in Los Angeles, has acquired Arlington-based Texas Health Resources’ majority stake in 22 freestanding emergency rooms, according to The Dallas Morning News.

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Pipeline Health will jointly own the freestanding ERs, which are in the Dallas-Forth Worth area, with Lewisville, Texas-based Adeptus Health. Adeptus was acquired by a hedge fund in 2017 after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

The group of freestanding ERs will be renamed City Hospital Emergency Care, and they will become outpatient ERs of City Hospital at White Rock in Dallas, which Pipeline owns.

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