Englewood Health, RWJBarnabas sign merger agreement
The health care systems signed a definitive agreement that aims to expand access, services and advanced care across northern New Jersey.
Atlantic Health, Saint Peter’s cancel planned partnership
Having first sought to collaborate in January 2024, the high-profile providers cited industry changes and a strategic review of future options as leading to the decision.
Virtua, ChristianaCare explore merger for 4-state health system
Combined, the new organization would cover four states with more than 600 sites of care and 30,000 employees.
Hudson Regional takeover of Bayonne Medical Center advances
The approval from the New Jersey State Department of Health’s State Planning Board leaves just one step left for the process.
CarePoint, Hudson Regional advance merger plans
"After many months of work by Dr. Moulick and our team, the future of health care in Hudson County went from uncertain to bright in one day," commented Hudson Regional CEO Dr. Nizar Kifaieh
Jefferson, Lehigh Valley Health officially combine with merger close
The combination creates a health network serving South Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania with 32 hospitals and more than 700 sites of care.
Hudson Regional, CarePoint launch new health care system
According to officials, the new, four-facility Hudson Health System will include both nonprofit and for-profit hospitals.
Jefferson Health to combine with Lehigh Valley Health Network
The parties signed a non-binding letter of intent to create an integrated care delivery system, including a national research university as well as an expanded not-for-profit health plan, serving eastern Pennsylvania and South Jersey.
Inspira completes Salem Medical Center integration
Officials say the rebranded Inspira Medical Center Mannington facility represents a "seamless expansion" of Inspira Health's more than 70-year legacy of providing safe, high-quality care to Salem County residents.
Appeals court upholds rejection of Hackensack Meridian-Englewood merger
In a 34-page ruling, the panel found that the FTC was justified in seeking to stop the deal. The court noted that an expert advising the agency estimated that the hospitals would have been able to increase prices by $31 million after the combination.













