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If the sale moves forward, some of the medical services that St. Francis currently offers will relocate to Capital Health Regional Medical Center, while the remainder would be removed, according to the report.
The abrupt shift would cause Trenton’s approximately 90,000 residents to feel a resounding impact in terms of quality and type of care, Health Care Connect board-certified patient advocate Jacqueline O’Doherty told the outlet.
While the agreement still needs to pass the approval process, the change would primarily affect elderly and lower-income residents — as well as eliminate hundreds of jobs, the report says.
Click here for the full report from NJ.com.
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