Court approves sale of bankrupt North Carolina hospital

A judge has allowed Morehead Memorial Hospital, a 108-bed nonprofit hospital in Eden, N.C., that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in July, to begin selling off its assets, according to WFMY News 2.

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Morehead Memorial President and CEO Dana Weston told WFMY News 2 the hospital is looking for a strategic partner to maintain operations.

Interested parties can submit proposals for the hospital this month. Once all proposals are received, hospital officials will have a better understanding of how they will move forward with the bankruptcy process, according to the report.

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