HCA Healthcare to Acquire The College of Health Care Professions to Enhance Healthcare Education
HCA Healthcare Announces Agreement to Acquire The College of Health Care Professions

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HCA Healthcare, a leading healthcare provider, has announced an agreement to acquire The College of Health Care Professions (CHCP), which trains over 8,000 students annually across Texas. This acquisition aims to strengthen the healthcare workforce and expand educational opportunities for aspiring healthcare professionals.
- 01HCA Healthcare will acquire The College of Health Care Professions, which has educated over 52,000 students since its inception in 1988.
- 02The acquisition is part of HCA's commitment to invest in healthcare education and workforce development initiatives.
- 03HCA and CHCP have collaborated on various programs, including a recent Medical Assistant training program that graduated over 100 colleagues.
- 04CHCP offers more than 20 accredited programs, including Medical Assisting and Radiologic Technology, designed for adult learners.
- 05The transaction is pending regulatory approval, with terms of the agreement not disclosed.
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HCA Healthcare, based in Nashville, Tennessee, has reached an agreement to acquire The College of Health Care Professions (CHCP), a prominent allied healthcare training provider in Texas. This acquisition will enhance HCA's efforts to develop a skilled healthcare workforce, as CHCP trains over 8,000 students annually across its 10 campuses and online. Sam Hazen, CEO of HCA Healthcare, emphasized the importance of this partnership in strengthening the talent pipeline for healthcare services. CHCP has a strong legacy of preparing healthcare professionals, having educated more than 52,000 students since its founding in 1988. The college offers over 20 accredited programs, focusing on flexible learning options for adult learners. HCA Healthcare has previously invested in educational initiatives, including the acquisition of Galen College of Nursing and various grants to support healthcare career pathways. Eric Bing will continue to lead CHCP as Chancellor and CEO, aiming to further enhance opportunities for aspiring healthcare professionals. The agreement is subject to regulatory approval, and specific terms have not been disclosed.
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The acquisition is expected to enhance educational opportunities and workforce development in healthcare, benefiting communities across Texas.
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