Foundation Healthcare (f\/k\/a Graymark Healthcare) and subsidiary University General Hospital (UGH) filed for Chapter 11 protection with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in the Northern District of Texas, lead case number 17-42571. The Company, which owns and operates surgical hospitals, is represented by Vickie L. Driver of Husch Blackwell. <\/p>\n
According to documents filed with the Court, As of June 30, 2016, FHI had extensive accumulated and working capital deficits.FHI was unable to address the cash flow shortage either through the sale of assets, increase in revenues, decrease in expenses, or by reaching additional modifications or extension agreements with the Senior Lenders. <\/p>\n
The Company also notes, Without access to the funds provided for in the proposed cash collateral and DIP budget, the Debtors will be unable to continue with the orderly wind-down and liquidation process, including the Debtors proposed joint liquidating plan, which seeks to appoint a liquidating trustee to administer various assets to creditors as appropriate through a liquidating trust. <\/p>\n
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