Cincinnati-based Health Alliance's remaining hospitals have reached a dissolution agreement that will leave University of Cincinnati Health as the alliance's sole member, according to a report by the Business Courier of Cincinnati.
Fort Hamilton Hospital in Hamilton, Ohio, will exit the alliance and begin negotiations with Kettering Health Network. Jewish Hospital in Kenwood, Ohio, will join Mercy Health Partners, according to the report.
Cincinnati-based Mercy Health, an affiliate of Catholic Healthcare Initiatives, acquired Jewish Hospital for $180 million, according to a separate report by the Business Courier of Cincinnati.
The alliance was established in 1994 and included UC hospitals, Fort Hamilton Hospital and Jewish Hospital as well as Christ Hospital and St. Luke Hospitals. Christ Hospital left the alliance in 2007, and St. Luke left in 2008 to join St. Elizabeth Healthcare.
Read the Business Courier of Cincinnati's report on Health Alliance of Cincinnati.
Read the Business Courier of Cincinnati's report on the Jewish Hospital sale.
Fort Hamilton Hospital in Hamilton, Ohio, will exit the alliance and begin negotiations with Kettering Health Network. Jewish Hospital in Kenwood, Ohio, will join Mercy Health Partners, according to the report.
Cincinnati-based Mercy Health, an affiliate of Catholic Healthcare Initiatives, acquired Jewish Hospital for $180 million, according to a separate report by the Business Courier of Cincinnati.
The alliance was established in 1994 and included UC hospitals, Fort Hamilton Hospital and Jewish Hospital as well as Christ Hospital and St. Luke Hospitals. Christ Hospital left the alliance in 2007, and St. Luke left in 2008 to join St. Elizabeth Healthcare.
Read the Business Courier of Cincinnati's report on Health Alliance of Cincinnati.
Read the Business Courier of Cincinnati's report on the Jewish Hospital sale.