At the hearing of the bankruptcy court late on Monday afternoon, the lawyer of cruiser Health’s Parents Company Prosect Medical Holdings told the judge that there was significant progress in the development of one. Long -term solution Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Running the Health System.
Solution “will have a contribution between Delavar County and Pan [Medicine] With the support of the Commonwealth and other parties, “Bill Curton, the lawyer for the bank’s bankruptcy, said.
“It’s now in front of potential buyers,” Curtin said.
Last weekend, the fragile deal blew up when a Foundation of the Delaware County Board member filed a lawsuit for stopping further money from trying to run a cruiser health.
This development caused panic and confusion because about 3,000 employees are likely to lose their jobs, as well as many patients who rely on the health system.
On Friday, an agreement was made that the Foundation would continue to participate financially and provide necessary funds for the Stap Gap for the cruiser.
The Foundation announced that it was providing an additional $ 7 million this week and a million $ Million of Million on April 1, with a balance of 6 million.
The Foundation’s Executive Director, Francis Shehn, testified that internally, members of the Foundation Board fought concerns about maintaining other charitable services in the Delaware County, but said, “We also know that we need our hospitals and we are responsible for our hospitals.”
“We know what the hospital’s community value is,” said Peggy Melon, president of the cruiser Chester Medical Center Nurses Union. “I have always believed that we are going to the closing line and this hospital is open, we just have to believe in it, and then, today is a really good day.”
In a statement, Pennsylvania’s state scene, Tim Kareney, said that “cruiser is a very important sign of hope for the future of health.”
Meanwhile, the judge said it looks like this development has left him on the path to a breath of peace.
Cruiser Health operates at the Cruiser Chester Medical Center, Taylor Hospital in Radley Park and other health care facilities in the area.
Another hearing is set for Wednesday.
Joe Holden
