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Have the Daughters of Charity Made a Deal?
Don’t hold your breath, but the Daughters of Charity Health System (DCHS) in Los Altos, California may have found a buyer. Sure, the Board chose BlueMountain Capital Management LLC last July, in favor of its well-publicized $250 million offer to keep the struggling system afloat. And we do mean struggling. Through June 30, 2014, DCHS’s five acute-care hospitals made nearly $1.2 billion in total operating income, but a combined loss of $64.0 million in EBITDA. Don’t forget that for-profit hospital company Prime Healthcare Services walked away from its $849 million offer for Daughters back in March, accusing the state’s Attorney General, Kamala Harris, of imposing... Read More »WellStar Acquires Five Tenet Hospitals in Atlanta
WellStar Health System, the Marietta, Georgia-based not-for-profit health system, is buying its way to become the state’s largest healthcare provider. On December 1, the hospital chain and for-profit hospital chain Tenet Healthcare (NYSE: THC) announced their agreement to exchange five Atlanta metro area hospitals for $575 million upfront, plus the assumption of $86 million in debt related to the lease of the 158-bed North Fulton Hospital in Roswell, Georgia. The other hospitals included in the sale are the 466-bed Atlanta Medical Center (Atlanta), its 210-bed South Campus (East Point), the 160-bed Spalding Regional Hospital (Griffin) and the 10-bed Sylvan Grove Hospital (Jackson).... Read More »Apollo Global Buys 8-Hospital System
Warburg Pincus made a grand exit from RegionalCare Hospital Partners, its portfolio company since its founding in 2009. RegionalCare owns and operates eight non-urban hospitals, two in Alabama, and one each in Arizona, Connecticut, Iowa, Montana,Ohio and Texas. The buyer, Apollo Global Management LLC, paid an undisclosed amount for the 1,027-bed health system. The deal is expected to close by the end of 2015. Read More »St. Michael’s Medical Center Saga Ends
Way back in December 2012, Prime Healthcare Services signed a letter of intent to acquire Trinity Health subsidiary, St. Michael’s Medical Center, then a 147-bed acute care hospital (down from 259 beds in 2010), in Newark, New Jersey. The parties signed a definitive agreement in February 2013. As usual, getting regulatory approval from the New Jersey Department of Health and the State Attorney General took a while. Too long, in fact. In April 2015, with the deal still not approved, a Navigant Consulting report suggested several healthcare facilities in the city be shut down or consolidated, which caused several campaigns and protests on St. Michael’s behalf. On August 10, 2015,... Read More »Q3:15 Health Care Dollars, vs. Q2:15
Last week we gave you the breakdown on how the third quarter of 2015 compared with the second quarter and the same quarter a year ago. Here’s how the dollars broke out, versus those quarters. SectorQ3:15Q2:15ChangeQ3:14Change Services Behavioral Health Care$550,000$190,700188%$335,00064% Home Health & Hospice$241,854$0n/a$410,000-41% Hospitals$2,069,865 $2,059,9000.5%$969,800113% Labs, MRI & Dialysis$826,600$1,507,650-45%$324,000155% Long-Term Care$4,175,656$4,141,9300.8%$9,686,200-57% Managed Care$98,000,000$147,00066566%$0n/a Physician Medical Groups$1,600,000$500,000220%$0n/a Rehabilitation $4,300$734,800-99%$163,450-97% Other Services$1,396,474$16,211,644-91%$1,026,40036%... Read More »Schedule a demo
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