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"Arriving at agreements to sell the remaining hospitals in the Steward system has required state officials to navigate a complex bankruptcy system. The deals were also complicated by the fact that Steward sold its hospital real estate to another company, Medical Properties Trust (MPT), in 2016. During sale negotiations, MPT turned the properties over to its mortgage lender, Apollo Global Management."
Monday is set to be the last day Steward Health Care operates hospitals in Massachusetts. WBUR's Morning Edition host Tiziana Dearing speaks with reporter Deborah Becker on the Steward hearing over the weekend and where the deals stand. |
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"De la Torre told senators he wouldn’t participate in the hearing into the hospital operator’s failure until after its bankruptcy had concluded. Being forced to testify now could jeopardize a settlement with the company’s landlord, Medical Properties Trust Inc., intended to keep most of Steward’s hospitals open under new managers, de la Torre’s lawyers said in a letter this month to Sanders."
Ralph de la Torre, the embattled chief executive officer and founder of the bankrupt Steward Health Care System, sued a US Senate committee probing the hospital chain’s financial collapse. |
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