Crozer Health CEO is stepping down as the Delaware County-based health system faces growing uncertainty about its future.

“It’s not good for our health.” McHugh told the judge she had applied to many jobs, then turned down offers because she thought Crozer Health was so close to a sale. “This is not fair ...

The attorney for Prospect Medical Holdings, which owns Crozer ... is in a good news-bad news situation. First, the good news: There will be no imminent closure of any of these health care facilities.

Crozer’s bankrupt owner, Prospect Medical Holdings, has been saying it would close the hospitals without financial support from the state, Delaware County, and now the Foundation for Delaware County.

Crozer Health’s two Pennsylvania hospitals will ... Center and Taylor Hospital in Delaware County, said there is both “good news and bad news.” Attorney Bill Curtin said the good news ...

The deadline imposed by Crozer Health parent company Prospect Medical ... adage of ‘let’s not make the perfect the enemy of the good,’ ” said Alberts. “There is no perfect solution ...

"As for the efforts to solidify that permanent owner, we appreciate the good faith efforts of regional ... a long-term solution to keep the Crozer Health system open and operational met for ...

An agreement was reached after plans were in jeopardy to save Crozer Health and keep two Delaware ... entertainment and feel-good stories.

“I thank all parties for their good faith negotiations and sacrifices made to make this happen. This work was done on behalf of the thousands of people and families who depend on Crozer Health ...

As a Texas bankruptcy court judge admonished The Foundation for Delaware County on Thursday, details emerged about Penn Medicine’s potential place in helping to salvage Crozer Health.