Crozer Health got new money to keep its Pennsylvania hospitals open – but how long will it last?
An attorney said in a bankruptcy hearing that foundation funding keeping Crozer Health afloat would run out in two weeks, not the four to six that officials previously stated. What does it mean for the system owned by the struggling Prospect Medical Holdings?
Funding to keep Crozer Health's PA hospitals afloat may only last two weeks
A day after officials said new funding would keep Crozer Health's facilities open four to six weeks, an attorney for the company that owns the hospital said the money would run out far sooner. The shortening of that window of time increases the sense of urgency for the Delaware County health system facing down closure as its parent company,
The latest developments come after Prospect Medical Holdings filed for bankruptcy protection Jan. 11, with the $2.5 billion ...
Crozer Health will remain open beyond Friday after receiving a last-minute cash infusion from the Foundation for Delaware ...
Pennsylvania hospitals owned by Prospect Medical Holdings will need to be closed unless a funding deal can be made within the ...
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The owner of Crozer-Chester Medical Center and Taylor Hospital, Prospect Medical Holdings, filed a bankruptcy motion last ...
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Agreement reached in Crozer Health crisis, officials sayThe health system will stay open for the immediate future while a permanent restructuring of the system is solidified.
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