Friday is not only the end of the line for Crozer Health hospitals, but an unknown number of doctors' offices and health centers across Delaware County, Pennsylvania, will also shut down, sources and local officials tell CBS News Philadelphia. The news has come as a shock to many who believed facilities in Glen Mills, Haverford, Broomall and Media had been spared, but officials said while bankruptcy auctions of those locations are still pending, they will be forced to close in the meantime.
Main Idea: Crozer Health is shutting down more doctors’ offices and health centers in Delaware County as its parent company, Prospect Medical Holdings, moves through bankruptcy-related closures.
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Crozer Health and Prospect Medical Holdings’ closures could leave patients in Delaware County and nearby areas without local doctors, longer waits, and more travel for care.
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