The agreement does not involve a change of ownership since WHCA will continue to use its board of directors. However, WHCA will use the added resources and leadership of St. Alexius to bring high quality patient care to South Central North Dakota, according to a statement by the organizations.
More Articles on Hospital Transactions:
Dignity Health Leading Contender for Bakersfield Heart Hospital
Cooley Dickinson Hospital Approves Massachusetts General as Merger Partner
FTC Requests Supreme Court Review of Georgia Hospital Sale
Register to Attend Webinar
Presenters:
Kyle Snider, MemorialCare|Michael Hopkins, Northwestern Memorial Hospital|Dameka Miller, Trinity Health|Ginger Sharp, Legacy Health|Kellan Tittle, MBA, People Incorporated Mental Health Services
Next Up in Transactions & Valuation Issues
-
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has sued Mercy Health, alleging the system fired a Jewish orthopedic surgeon in Youngstown, Ohio,…
-
Pittsburgh-based UPMC has completed its acquisition of Steubenville, Ohio-based Trinity Health System from Chicago-based CommonSpirit Health, with ownership transferring Oct.…
-
At least nine health systems have raised their minimum wages so far in 2026. Most of the new floors fall…
Join the 500,000+ healthcare executives who start their day with Becker's
Becker's Hospital Review Newsletter is sent Monday–Sunday.
