The merger will bring the two groups together into a non-profit parent company, tentatively called University of Arizona Medicine.
The move is intended to streamline efficiencies and allow the group to be more competitive, according to the report.
The merger is expected to be complete by mid-summer.
Read the Arizona Daily Star’s report on the University of Arizona Medicine.
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