Northwell folded Nuvance into a 28-hospital, $23B system across New York and Connecticut
The May 2025 merger made the combined system nearly $23B in scale with 28 hospitals, and committed at least $1B to Nuvance facilities.
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The full archive, in the appThe May 2025 merger made the combined system nearly $23B in scale with 28 hospitals, and committed at least $1B to Nuvance facilities.
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