State Regulators Approve Merger of Two Hospitals With West Virginia United Health

The West Virginia Health Care Authority has approved a certificate of need that will allow Fairmont, W.Va.-based West Virginia United Health System to acquire St. Joseph’s Hospital and affiliate with Camden-Clark Hospital, both in Parkersburg, W.Va., according to a Charleston Daily Mail report.

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Both hospitals will operate as subsidiaries of the health system, according to the report.

The deal was announced in September and is expected to be completed by April 1.

Read the Charleston Daily Mail report on West Virginia United Health System.

Read previous coverage on West Virginia United Health System:

West Virginia’s Largest Insurer Won’t Oppose West Virginia United Merger

FTC Approves Merger of Two Hospitals With West Virginia United Health

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