It is expected that the bankruptcy interrogation on Tuesday morning in Dallas will reveal details about the weekend contract, which will ensure low -term financing to suddenly prevent the closing of Delaware Fawy Crow-Crow Medical Center and Taylor Hospital.
The Delaware Foundation agreed not on Sunday to ensure an undisclosed amount of money Crozer from closing this week, in accordance with the joint statement of the Office of the Prosecutor General in Pennsylvania and the Foundation, issued after a six -hour meeting in Harrisburg. The foundation was created to support health needs in the community as part of the takeover of the healthcare system in 2016 by Prospect Medical Holdings, for a profit based in California.
The statement stated that low -term financing “will maintain Crozer’s health in the near future, while constant restructuring of the system is solid”, but did not specify how long.
From bankruptcy Last week he said that the bankrupt Crozer, Prospect Medical Holdings, said 3,200 doctors, nurses and other people who work for the largest healthcare provider in Delaware this Friday are no longer paying.
For the second time, the infusion of the Delaware in Delaware in Delaware, Delaware in Delaware, which has a significant Safety-Net function in an area that has no easily available alternatives.
Last month, Delaware and the state agreed to provide $ 20 million, which were to maintain Crozer open for 30 days, while officials worked on removing the transition path to Crozer to the modern non -profit operator.
Officials are and local did not share any evidence of progress in the direction of this purpose that would be required A modern operator who will accept Significant finance commitments that Crozer has gathered at Perspective.
Social Foundation in a key role
The Delaware Foundation received $ 55 million from the takeover of the former non-profit Crozer-Kystone Health System, but only after suing Prospect to force the company to pay what she had under the sales contract. As is called non-profit Foundation Conversion, the purpose of an independent organization is to preserve charity assets as well as serving health and well-being of local residents.
But last week, after Prospect said in court that he was starting the closing process, the foundation was under robust pressure. Governor Josh Shapiro, other local elected officials, the Association of Crozer nurse, and even the bankruptcy referee, insisted To provide money to maintain Crozer open outside March 14.
Governor’s office and AG office did not answer questions with Inquirer on Sunday about whether officials also had I tried to get money for Crozer from Sam Lee and David Topper, two owners of potential clients and management, who collected $ 160 million dividends Financed from the debt, which were loaded into Prospect hospitals, including Delaware in the county.
Prospect financial management influenced the care of the patient, According to the letter A Knozen Chief Medical Crozer The inhabitants sent Stacey Jernigan to the US Bankruptcy Referee on Friday On behalf of 135 doctors in the healthcare system.
“We watched our colleagues leave when the surgical residence was dissolved, had inconsistent supply of drinking water in some offices, ceiling tiles falling in outdated offices and spent hours to get the results of even urgent radiology research,” according to the letter from the heads of family medicine, internal medicine, rescue medicine, airy gnetics and psychatic.
In state legislation On Monday, at Neumann University at Aston Joyann Kroser, president of the medical staff of Crozer and Gastroenterologist, informed selected officials in Pennsylvania Senate Democratic Committee on Democratic Policy on reduced resources in Crozer since the takeover of prospect.
“We used to be at least 10 doctors, and now we have three,” said Kroser about the Crozer gastroenterology group.
The perspective is also gone Kroser, consistently invested in the needed equipment, which works primarily in the outpatient Brinton Lakes facility. “We work with equipment that has at least two generations in some facilities,” she said.
