As part of its Dec. 20 bankruptcy filing, CIH submitted a plan to sell the bulk of its assets to UnityPoint Health-Waterloo. On Tuesday, CIH’s corporate members approved the sale in an 88-0 vote. UnityPoint Health-Waterloo offered $12.5 million for CIH’s assets, according to the Times-Republican.
In December, CIH officials said UnityPoint Health-Waterloo offered to financially support CIH’s operations during the pending sale and throughout the bankruptcy case. CIH expects the transaction to close in the first quarter of 2017.
CIH includes a 49-bed acute care hospital, an outpatient center and four primary care clinics.
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