N.J.’s Hoboken University Medical Center Operator Files for Bankruptcy

Hudson Healthcare, operator of Hoboken (N.J.) University Medical Center, has filed for bankruptcy, according to a Jersey Journal report.

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The bankruptcy filing is intended to ensure the hospital continues operations after its sale to HUMC Holdco.

Read the Jersey Journal report on Hoboken University Medical Center.

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