US Acute Care Solutions Acquires Chattanooga Emergency Medicine
March 1, 2022
US Acute Care Solutions (USACS), the national physician-owned acute care practice, announced that Chattanooga Emergency Medicine (CEM), a democratic physician-owned group that staffs three hospitals in Tennessee and Georgia, will join USACS effective March 1, 2022. The move expands USACS’ national footprint and resources while preserving physician ownership and strengthening relationships with local health system partners.
- Buyers
- US Acute Care Solutions
- Targets
- Chattanooga Emergency Medicine
- Platforms
- US Acute Care Solutions
- Industry
- Healthcare Services
- Location
- Tennessee, United States
- Transaction Type
- Addon
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