Deal of the Week: Concentra/Dignity Health
Even as it continues merger talks with the troubled hospital chain, Catholic Health Initiatives, Dignity Health sold its rehabilitation and occupational health division, U.S. HealthWorks for $753 million. The acquirer, Concentra Group Holdings, is jointly held by Select Medical Corporation (NYSE: SEM), Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe and minority equity shareholders including Cressey & Company. The combination will bolster both companies’ urgent care platforms as new payment models push for care delivery outside of hospital setting. Dignity Health will receive a 20% equity interest in the combined entity, valued at $238 million, and the remainder of the purchase price in... Read More »
Are Hospitals Dead? The Future of the Hospital
Join us this Thursday, October 26, at 1:00 pm ET, for our webinar, “Are Hospitals Dead? The Future of the Hospital.” Lisa Phillips, editor of HealthCareMandA.com, will moderate the lively discussion with panelists David Friend, MD, managing director and chief transformation officer at BDO, Bobby Guy, shareholder at Polsinelli, and Patrick Pilch, managing director and national healthcare advisory leader at... Read More »
Tenet Sells Struggling Philly Hospitals for $170 Million
Hospital deals are hopping in Philadelphia, this week. Last week, we reported on the merger of UPMC and PinnacleHealth, which brought Pittsburgh-based UPMC into the south central part of the state, where PinnacleHealth is strong. Now Tenet Healthcare (NYSE: THC) is selling two Philadelphia-based hospitals and other related operations to a new subsidiary of Paladin Healthcare, and a healthcare real estate investment trust (REIT). The deal involves Tenet’s Hahnemann University Hospital, St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children, and two Tenet-owned physician practices. The buyer is American Academic Health System, LLC (AAHS), newly formed by Paladin to own and operate academic... Read More »UPMC and PinnacleHealth Team Up
PinnacleHealth System wasted little time after the Federal Trade Commission blocked its merger with Penn State Hershey Medical Center in 2016. Since then, the central Pennsylvania system has announced the acquisition of five hospitals, with a total of 720 beds. Now, it’s the target in another in-state merger deal. Last March, the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (UPMC) and PinnacleHealth signed a letter of intent to explore a merger. In mid-August, the parties announced they’d reached a definitive agreement on the deal. PinnacleHealth operates seven acute-care hospitals mainly in central Pennsylvania, with a total of 1,267 licensed beds. When it began working with UPMC... Read More »U.S. Hospital Deals Holding Steady
Seven months into 2017, hospital mergers and acquisitions in the United States are slow and on the smaller side. Even with Community Health System’s (NYSE: CYH) ongoing divestiture announcements, just 51 transactions have been announced through August 1. In all of 2016, 84 transactions for U.S. hospitals were announced. With five months to go, that’s a target this sector could meet or even surpass, but that’s not a very high bar to reach, considering there were 96 deals for U.S. hospitals announced in 2015. Spending on this year’s hospital deals has been anemic. Through August 1, almost $2.3 billion has been spent on mostly private hospital transactions, with the largest, at $1.4 billion,... Read More »Schedule a demo
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