Peoria, IL,
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July
2019
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OSF HealthCare and Little Company of Mary in Exclusive Negotiations

Evergreen Park hospital and facilities expected to merge with OSF HealthCare

OSF HealthCare and Little Company of Mary Hospital and Health Care Centers have entered into a period of exclusive negotiations, anticipating a full merger. The two organizations will spend the next several months finalizing agreements and seeking the necessary regulatory and canonical approvals.

“Partnership development, particularly with other mission-driven organizations, is a key component of how we are successfully responding to the call to share our Ministry,” said Bob Sehring, CEO, OSF HealthCare. “We have long admired the strong Catholic heritage and commitment to the gift of life demonstrated by Little Company of Mary, and believe that together, we can create better health and deliver value for our communities.”

“As health care continues to evolve, we have the responsibility to ensure that we are planning for the future – both in terms of technology and innovation as well as preserving Catholic health care,” said John Hanlon, MD, MMM, President and CEO, Little Company of Mary Hospital and Health Care Centers. “OSF HealthCare is a leader in transforming health care, and we believe our firm foundation of faith and collective sense of purpose and mission will allow for sustained quality, coordinated care and innovation.”

In addition to adding advanced technologies and innovative capabilities, the agreement would allow OSF HealthCare and Little Company of Mary to share services, develop and expand academic partnerships, and create strategies to meet the unique needs of various populations.

The merger is expected to take place in early 2020. Additional information will be forthcoming.

 

View Bob Sehring - why LCMH
Bob Sehring - why LCMH
View Bob Sehring - OSF's Chicago presence
Bob Sehring - OSF's Chicago presence
View Bob Sehring - Growth initiatives
Bob Sehring - Growth initiatives
View Bob Sehring - Rural vs. Urban area
Bob Sehring - Rural vs. Urban area
View Bob Sehring - Merger and acquisition expertise
Bob Sehring - Merger and acquisition expertise
View Bob Sehring - How LCMH will benefit
Bob Sehring - How LCMH will benefit

** Bob Sehring's name is pronounced SEAR-ing...rhymes with hearing**

 

View Dr. John Hanlon - Why OSF
Dr. John Hanlon - Why OSF
View Dr. John Hanlon - Importance of Innovation
Dr. John Hanlon - Importance of Innovation
View Dr. John Hanlon - Efficient delivery of care
Dr. John Hanlon - Efficient delivery of care
View Dr. John Hanlon - Accomplishments at LCM
Dr. John Hanlon - Accomplishments at LCM
View Dr. John Hanlon - Good cultural fit
Dr. John Hanlon - Good cultural fit
View Dr. John Hanlon - Devotion of Sisters
Dr. John Hanlon - Devotion of Sisters
View Dr. John Hanlon - Fit of 2 systems
Dr. John Hanlon - Fit of 2 systems
View Dr. John Hanlon - Why these affiliation talks are different
Dr. John Hanlon - Why these affiliation talks are different
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About Little Company of Mary Hospital and Health Care Centers:
Little Company of Mary Hospital and Health Care Centers is comprised of 2,100 employees, along with a dedicated core of Sisters, volunteers, physicians and benefactors committed to serving the southwest Chicago area. Operating 12 unique facilities, including a 252-bed acute care hospital, Little Company of Mary has strong community connections and robust service offerings.

About OSF HealthCare:
OSF HealthCare is an integrated health system owned and operated by The Sisters of the Third Order of St. Francis, headquartered in Peoria, Illinois. OSF HealthCare employs nearly 21,000 Mission Partners (employees) in 126 locations, including 13 hospitals – nine acute care, four critical access – and two colleges of nursing. Its physician network employs more than 1,200 primary care, specialist physicians, and advanced practice providers.