Sydney Halleman / healthcaredive - AdventHealth is expected to have a majority interest in the partnership, which will unite Denver-area hospitals and clinics owned by the two nonprofits. The deal is expected to close early next year.
AI Summary: AdventHealth and Intermountain Health revealed plans to form a Denver-area joint venture to run a regional health plan, combining networks and payer capabilities to expand market reach. The deal aims to streamline care access and manage costs locally — a predictable playbook in health-system consolidation that shoppers and regulators will watch closely.
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