Proposed sale of 2 R.I. hospitals draws support, concern at first public meeting

Updated at 11:43 a.m. on April 29.

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HEALTH CARE workers, union representatives, executives and members of the public gathered to voice their opinions on The Centurion Foundation’s proposal to purchase two hospitals from Prospect Medical Holdings and establish a nonprofit health system during a meeting Tuesday. / COURTESY OUR LADY OF FATIMA HOSPITAL.
HEALTH CARE workers, union representatives, executives and members of the public gathered to voice their opinions on The Centurion Foundation’s proposal to purchase two hospitals from Prospect Medical Holdings and establish a nonprofit health system during a meeting Tuesday. / COURTESY OUR LADY OF FATIMA HOSPITAL.

PROVIDENCE – Health care workers, union representatives, executives and members of the public Tuesday weighed in on The Centurion Foundation’s proposal to purchase two hospitals from Prospect Medical Holdings and establish a nonprofit health system. Supporters of the transaction noted the need for maintaining health care access in the state as well as the benefits

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