Law360, New York (June 08, 2012, 8:02 PM ET) -- Geisinger Health System Foundation on Thursday reached a deal with Pennsylvania's attorney general allowing the health care company to acquire a rival, alleviating the commonwealth's antitrust concerns by agreeing to maintain the independence of the competitor's acute care center for eight years.
The settlement motion was filed in Pennsylvania federal court alongside a complaint from the commonwealth's attorney general, who accused GHSF of obtaining too large a share of the market on acute care services in and around Columbia County as a result of its acquisition...
Pa. AG Puts Conditions On Geisinger Health System Tie-Up
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