The apartment complex, which the hospital had owned and operated for 21 years, was putting added financial strain on Culbertson Memorial.
“Ultimately, we decided to focus on our primary mission, which is to operate a hospital, and that we must do whatever is necessary to keep that hospital financially viable for the long term,” hospital CEO John Kessler said, according to the report.
The move comes as many other hospitals and health systems are seeking to expand their long-term care and outpatient care assets.
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