This week’s 3 most-read transactions and valuations stories

The following were among the most-viewed transactions and valuations stories published by Becker’s Hospital Review the week of April 17.

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1. 7 recent hospital transactions and partnerships
A list of healthcare mergers, acquisitions and general partnerships that took place or were announced the week of April 10.

2. Partners HealthCare to acquire Care New England in Rhode Island
Providence, R.I.-based Care New England Health System signed a letter of intent to explore an exclusive affiliation with Boston-based Partners HealthCare.

3. Prime Healthcare Foundation to acquire Care New England-owned Rhode Island hospital
Ontario, Calif.-based Prime Healthcare Foundation signed a letter of intent to acquire Pawtucket, R.I.-based Memorial Hospital from Providence, R.I.-based Care New England Health System. 

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