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Bankruptcy judge approves the closure of Delaware County’s Crozer hospitals

The layoff of 2,651 employees is expected to start Friday, as Delaware County’s largest health system closes quickly amid the bankruptcy of its owner, Prospect Medical Holdings.

Crozer employees and elected officials gathered Tuesday outside Crozer-Chester Medical Center to protest the health system’s closure. Among those who spoke were (from left) Rob Worthington, vice president of the Crozer-Chester Paramedics Association; Bill McCall, chief shop steward of the union; and Rachael McCullough, a Crozer emergency medical technician.
Crozer employees and elected officials gathered Tuesday outside Crozer-Chester Medical Center to protest the health system’s closure. Among those who spoke were (from left) Rob Worthington, vice president of the Crozer-Chester Paramedics Association; Bill McCall, chief shop steward of the union; and Rachael McCullough, a Crozer emergency medical technician.Read moreJessica Griffin / Staff Photographer
    by Harold Brubaker
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