ValleyCare has been experiencing financial troubles in recent years and has been searching for a partner for nearly a year.
Although Ms. Harris approved the deal between Stanford Health Care and ValleyCare, she is requiring that ValleyCare continue to offer most of its current services for at least five more years, according to the report.
Stanford will now have a chance to review the conditions imposed on the deal by the attorney general. If Stanford moves forward with the transaction, ValleyCare will become its subsidiary.
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