Crozer-Chester still needs a hospital operator. What does that mean for reopening plans?
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Chariot Allaire Partners, the new owner of the former Crozer-Chester Medical Center property, is working with Penn Medicine to plan out health care services at the main campus, the company announced at a virtual town hall Wednesday night.
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