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What will be the resolution of the federal court legal issue involving Prospect Medical Holdings by end of 2025?
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Prospect Medical Holdings Files for Bankruptcy Amid Debt Piles and Soaring Costs, Says CT AG William Tong
Jan 12, 2025, 02:19 PM
Prospect Medical Holdings has filed for bankruptcy protection amid ongoing financial struggles, including significant debt and rising operational costs. The Connecticut Attorney General, William Tong, whose office has been investigating Prospect’s financial practices, stated that the bankruptcy will not affect the company's obligations to patient care and safety. This development raises concerns about the future of Prospect Medical, which has been known for acquiring financially troubled hospitals. The situation is further complicated as the company faces a related legal issue that has moved to federal court.
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