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     (from www.sec.gov)
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The company's plans to merge with the troubled Coram Health Corp. of Denver came to a sudden halt earlier this month. The deal, which was announced in October, would have increased Integrated's revenue in the rapidly growing field more than tenfold and would have made it the second-largest home health-care provider. Integrated called off the $551.5 million stock swap after the two companies failed to agree on details of the transaction. Integrated is the nation's largest firm specializing in a broad range of after-hospital treatment. Coram specializes in providing intravenous services at home. Integrated Health acquired First American Health Care of Brunswick, Ga., the nation's largest privately held provider of home health-care services, for $154.1 million, as well as other facilities in Florida, North Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. To finance these purchases, Integrated Health sold its pharmacy division.
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