Tower Health
Tower Health is a regional integrated healthcare system in Pennsylvania, offering compassionate, high-quality, and leading-edge healthcare and wellness services.
It comprises several hospitals, including Reading Hospital, Phoenixville Hospital, Pottstown Hospital, and St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children, in partnership with Drexel University.
Tower Health is committed to academic medicine, providing multiple residency and fellowship programs, and operates the Drexel University College of Medicine at Tower Health.
Address: 420 S. Fifth Avenue, West Reading, PA 19611
Phone: (833) 348-6937
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Tower Health Sheds Assets, Improves Slightly in Financial Ratings. What Does Future Hold for Brandywine Hospital?
Tower Health — the parent company of Brandywine and Phoenixville hospitals, as well as the soon-to-close Jennersville Hospital — has received a small boost from…
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Avon Grove, Phoenixville, Coatesville School Districts Relieved After Hospitals’ Bid for Tax Exemptions Denied
A Chester County judge denied Tower Health’s application for property tax exemptions on Brandywine, Jennersville, and Phoenixville hospitals, writes Harold Brubaker for The Philadelphia Inquirer.…
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Chester County Officials React to ‘Heartbreaking’ News of Jennersville Hospital’s Imminent Closure
Tower Health’s recent announcement that it will close Jennersville Hospital received a swift reaction from the Chester County Commissioners. Marian Moskowitz, Josh Maxwell, and Michelle…
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Tower Health to Close Jennersville Hospital. Is Brandywine Hospital Next?
In a bid to dig itself out from massive losses, Tower Health has decided to close Jennersville Hospital in West Grove. The health system is…
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Tower Health to Retain Interim CEO to Lead Financial, Strategic Turnaround
Tower Health, the parent company of Brandywine, Jennersville, and Phoenixville hospitals, is keeping its interim president and CEO, Sue Perrotty, at the helm until the…
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VISTA Leadership Megastars – Claire Mooney
Aston native Claire Mooney, a graduate of Cardinal O’Hara High School, is the President and CEO of Tower Health’s Brandywine and Jennersville hospitals. Mooney earned…
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Joint Venture Changes Mind, Makes Offer for Embattled Tower Health and Its Trio of Chester County Hospitals
After previously deciding to not bid for the financially troubled Tower Health, Lehigh Valley Health Network and StoneBridge Health have reconsidered. John George covered the…
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After Mulling a Bid on Distressed Tower Health, Joint Venture Decides to Pass
After five months of deliberations, Lehigh Valley Health Network (LVHN) and Bucks County-based StoneBridge Healthcare have decided not to bid on the financially troubled Tower…
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Local Leaders Sound the Alarm Over the Future of Tower Health’s Three Hospitals in Chester County
Chester County and state medical leaders worry that Brandywine, Phoenixville, and Jennersville hospitals will close, writes Kelly Rule for FOX29. They believe that the hospitals’…
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Prompted by His Love for Chesco, Former West Chester Resident Proposes Model to Save Embattled Hospitals
Barton Post, a retired attorney who founded Post & Schell PC, is leading a push for a novel model to save the three Chester County…
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Tower Health Implements New Cost-Cutting Measures to Save $70 Million as It Continues Search for Buyer
Tower Health, which owns Brandywine, Jennersville, and Phoenixville hospitals, is implementing new cost-cutting measures to save $70 million by June as it continues to search…
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Tower Health’s Expansion Plan Was to Purchase a Handful of Hospitals; Now, the Entire System Is Up for Sale
In early 2016, Tower Health — then called Reading Health System — was considering using the cash it had on hand to build two small…
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Almost a Dozen Potential Bidders Set Their Sights on Brandywine, Phoenixville, Jennersville Hospitals
Tower Health, which owns Brandywine, Phoenixville, and Jennersville hospitals, is being eyed by nearly a dozen potential bidders, writes John George for Philadelphia Business Journal.…
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Embattled Tower Health Sweetens the Pot by Adding Its Flagship Hospital to Portfolio for Sale
Tower Health, the financially struggling health system that owns several local hospitals, is having trouble finding interested parties after putting all of its hospitals and…
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Tower Health Receives Massive Credit Downgrade
Tower Health – which owns Brandywine, Jennersville, and Phoenixville hospitals – has received a three-tier credit downgrade from Fitch Ratings, writes Harold Brubaker for The…
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Struggling Tower Health Parts Ways with CEO
Tower Health – which owns Brandywine, Jennersville, and Phoenixville hospitals – has parted ways with CEO Clint Matthews, writes John George for the Philadelphia Business…
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Tower Health to Temporarily Cut Management Pay at Brandywine, Phoenixville, Jennersville Hospitals
Tower Health will implement temporary salary cuts of 10 percent or 15 percent for its executives and managers, including those at Brandywine, Phoenixville, and Jennersville…
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Fate of Brandywine, Phoenixville, Jennersville Hospitals Up in the Air; Tower Health ‘Determined to Get This Right’
In a written statement provided to health system employees last week, Tower Health CEO Clint Matthews said that no decision has been made on the…
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