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CommonSpirit Health, UPMC sign Trinity letter of intent

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CommonSpirit Health and UPMC signed a letter of intent to negotiate the integration of Trinity Health System into UPMC's network. This partnership aims to advance healthcare services for local patients, highlighting a commitment to patient-centered care. Trinity Health System and UPMC have collaborated for over 20 years in areas such as local cancer treatment and specialized orthopedic services. Earlier this year, Trinity leadership sought a regional health system to enhance its offerings, emphasizing the need for sustainable healthcare. Hospital officials stated that the integration is crucial for maintaining high-quality care for future generations.

The upcoming discussions will focus on finalizing a definitive agreement, pending customary regulatory review and approvals. Today's announcement follows speculation reported by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette in late September regarding UPMC's negotiations to acquire Trinity. The integration could significantly impact local healthcare access and services.

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