The newly completed $28 million acquisition of Chestnut Hill Hospital in Philadelphia will provide employees with the tools they need to pursue more rewarding healthcare careers, the consortium taking over the hospital said in a filing.
Philadelphia-based Temple Health will own 60 percent of the hospital, and its partners, Meadowbrook, Pa.-based Redeemer Health and the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine, will split the rest after the sale of the 148-bed unit by West Reading, Pa.-based Tower Health was approved in early December.
"Temple Health recognizes the exceptional work that their staff members have been doing, and will give them the tools they need to continue providing the highest-quality care," the group said in a release. "Employees will be able to take advantage of Temple Health's multiple career development and leadership training programs, and will benefit from a nationally recognized, positive work culture in which they will be supported and rewarded."