The 3 most-read transactions and valuations stories this week

The following were among the most-viewed transactions and valuations stories published by Becker’s Hospital Review the week of Aug. 21.

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1. BJC Healthcare sells shuttered 127-bed hospital for $13
St. Louis-based BJC Healthcare sold Mineral Area Regional Medical Center, a shuttered 127-bed facility in Farmington, Mo., for $13 in May.

2. Presence Health to join Ascension
St. Louis-based Ascension, the nation’s largest nonprofit Catholic health system, signed a nonbinding letter of intent to acquire Chicago-based Presence Health, Illinois’ largest Catholic health system.

3. Partners to examine Care New England acquisition amid financial issues
A Boston-based Partners HealthCare executive said the health system plans to hold off on finalizing its proposed acquisition of Providence, R.I.-based Care New England Health System until CNE’s finances improve.

More articles on transactions and valuations:
Cleveland Clinic in line to manage proposed hospital in China
Connecticut hospital’s plan sell outpatient facilities to Quest Diagnostics draws criticism
Georgia AG approves sale of bankrupt hospital to Navicent Health subsidiary

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