The hospital served as a COVID-19 facility for nine months and now is having difficulty providing its routine medical services, according to the publication. Recently, the hospital was forced to cease funding five health clinics in public schools due to the debt.
The medical center received $25 million from the New York State Department of Health in June and is seeking further funding from the state and city to help offset the debt.
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