Tag: Partners HealthCare
FTC: No challenge for Partners, CNE merger
NEW YORK —The Federal Trade Commission is not opposing the merger of Partners HealthCare of Massachusetts and Care New England, the commission confirmed today.
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CNE reports $26.9M loss in fiscal ’18
PROVIDENCE – Care New England Health System reported an operating loss of $26.9 million in fiscal 2018 on Thursday, an improvement on its fiscal...
Talks end for partnership of Lifespan, CNE/Partners
PROVIDENCE — Lawrence A. Aubin, chairman of Lifespan Corp.’s board of directors, announced today that the company's talks with Partners HealthCare and Care New...
RIDOH approves expedited review of CNE, Partners merger
PROVIDENCE — The R.I. Department of Health has granted Care New England’s joint application with Partners Healthcare of Massachusetts for an expedited review of...
Fitch switches ‘rating watch evolving’ CNE note to positive outlook
PROVIDENCE – Fitch Ratings Inc. has removed the “rating watch evolving” note from Care New England’s credit rating, replacing it with a positive outlook...
CNE, Partners request expedited merger review under Hospital Conversion Act
PROVIDENCE — Care New England’s year-to-date $40 million loss, mostly attributed to the shuttered Memorial Hospital, qualifies as a significant financial hardship according to...
CNE, Partners, Brown sign memorandum for post-merger collaboration
PROVIDENCE — Partners HealthCare, Care New England Health System and Brown University have signed a memorandum of understanding formalizing their collaboration through a clinical,...
Detail needed to judge CNE merger value
With the signing of a definitive agreement to affiliate, Care New England and Partners HealthCare of Massachusetts have taken the next step in transforming...
Partners HealthCare, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, in early merger talks
PROVIDENCE — Partners HealthCare of Massachusetts is holding “very preliminary” exploratory merger talks with Harvard Pilgrim Health Care about how the two companies could...
Summit: More questions than answers on health care cost savings
While the Affordable Care Act still requires people to buy health insurance, the Republican tax bill signed into law late last year zeroed out...

















