HCA Healthcare Agrees to Buy The College of Health Care Professions
π₯ HCA Healthcare has agreed to acquire The College of Health Care Professions (CHCP).
π CHCP provides healthcare training both virtually and in Texas to over 8,000 students annually.
πΌ Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed by either party.
π€ Eric Bing, current Chancellor and CEO of CHCP, will continue to lead the organization post-acquisition.
π€ The deal expands on a decades-long partnership between HCA Healthcare and CHCP.
π― Bing stated the goal is to increase opportunities for aspiring healthcare professionals and impact communities.
π« HCA already holds a majority stake in Galen College of Nursing.
π HCA operates the Research College of Nursing in Kansas City, Missouri.
π΄ HCA operates the Florida Mercy College of Nursing in Miami.
π HCA helped launch Pepperdine University's School of Nursing.
π This acquisition continues HCA's record of acquiring or funding healthcare-education initiatives.
- HCA Healthcare agreed to acquire The College of Health Care Professions (CHCP), expanding its portfolio of healthcare-education initiatives.
- The acquisition builds on a decades-long partnership between CHCP and HCA, reinforcing their shared commitment to adult learner success and workforce readiness.
- CHCP serves more than 8,000 students annually through virtual and in-person programs in Texas, providing significant scale for the combined entity.
- Eric Bing, CHCP's Chancellor and CEO, will continue to lead the organization post-acquisition, ensuring operational stability and continuity.
- HCA already holds a majority stake in Galen College of Nursing and operates Research College of Nursing in Kansas City and HCA Florida Mercy College of Nursing in Miami, demonstrating a strong track record in healthcare education.
- The deal aligns with HCA's history of acquiring or funding healthcare-education initiatives, signaling strategic growth in the training sector.