Prospect Crozer News Today

An agreement stipulates Crozer can only be sold to a nonprofit. Meanwhile, its surgical residents are in a "race for the exits."

As part of the approved 270-day window to sell, Prospect has agreed to only engage nonprofit entities as buyers.

If Prospect Medical Holdings is to sell Crozer Health within the next 270 days, the new owner must be a nonprofit, according to a court-approved deal.

The order denied a motion to stay proceedings for 270 days while a new buyer for Prospect Crozer was sought and set new timetables.

Will decide whether Commonwealth Court erred in overturning an injunction against closure of the Upper Darby hospital's emergency room.

MEDIA – A state court judge has overruled preliminary objections on the topic of corporate negligence from Crozer Health defendants, in litigation from the widow of a Clifton Heights man which alleged that her late husband died during a cataract removal surgery, because the attending physician and anesthesiologist ignored his extensive history of diagnosed medical issues and administered too much anesthesia to him.

MEDIA – Litigation from the widow of a Clifton Heights man alleging that her late husband died during a cataract removal surgery, because the attending physician and anesthesiologist ignored his extensive history of diagnosed medical issues and administered too much anesthesia to him resulting in his death, has been consolidated.

Legal proceedings against Crozer paused as parent company Prospect Holdings looks for Crozer Health successor

MEDIA – The widow of a Clifton Heights man has pushed back on objections to her claims that her late husband died during a cataract removal surgery, because the attending physician and anesthesiologist ignored his extensive history of diagnosed medical issues and administered too much anesthesia to him, eventually leading to his death.

MEDIA – Crozer Health entities have objected to corporate negligence claims from the widow of a Clifton Heights man, who said her late husband died during a cataract removal surgery because the attending physician and anesthesiologist ignored his extensive history of diagnosed medical issues and administered too much anesthesia to him, eventually leading to his death.