NEW CITY, NY—Rockland County, which has suffered for years withmounting deficits from the Summit Park Hospital and NursingCare Center, reports it has finalized an agreement to sellthe Pomona-based complex for $36 million.
Rockland County Executive Ed Day in a pressconference on Wednesday at his offices in New City revealed thatthe Rockland County Health Facilities Corp., aLocal Development Corporation established in 2013 to sell the57-bed long-term acute care hospital and the 321-bed nursing home,had finalized an agreement to sell the Summit Park Hospital andNursing Home to Shalom Braunstein of Monsey, NY,manager of the purchaser Summit Park AcquisitionGroup.
County Executive Day said that the deal will earn the county $10million after legacy costs, legal and other fees and relocationcosts are paid. The county will eventually have to relocate theMedical Examiner, MIS, DGS and clinics to space outside of theSummit Park complex.
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John Jordan
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