Illinois regulators reschedule review related to Advocate Aurora-Atrium deal

An Illinois regulatory panel that delayed an approval needed for Advocate Aurora Health to proceed with a proposed business combination with Atrium Health is scheduled to reconvene on the matter Nov. 14.

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Illinois regulators reschedule review related to Advocate Aurora-Atrium deal

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