Massachusetts’ Quincy Medical Center Files for Bankruptcy Amidst Steward Acquisition

Quincy (Mass.) Medical Center filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as a part of its acquisition by Boston-based Steward Health Care, according to a Taunton Daily Gazette report.

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Quincy Medical Center has $56 million worth of bond debt, and if the restructuring is allowed, Steward would buy Quincy Medical Center and make $34 million in investments, the report said.

Last week, Quincy Medical Center’s board of trustees voted to sell the hospital to Steward.

Read the Taunton Daily Gazette report on Quincy Medical Center.

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