Becker's Healthcare May 7, 2024
Madeline Ashley

Dallas-based Steward Health Care has placed its 31 U.S. hospitals up for purchase to help offload its $9 billion debt after the health system filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Reuters first reported May 7.

During a court hearing May 7 in Houston, Steward attorney Ray Schrock told U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Chris Lopez that the for-profit health system is aiming to keep all of its hospitals open and to finalize the sale of the facilities by the end of this summer, the news agency reported.

“Our goal remains that there are zero hospitals closed on our watch,” Mr. Schrock said, according to Reuters. “There’s going to be a change in ownership in many hospitals, we recognize that. But we don’t want...

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