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Highland Hospital Goes Bankrupt

By: Danielle Todesco
Updated: June 9, 2008
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Lubbock's Highland Community Hospital plans on keeping it's doors open despite filing for bankruptcy protection.

Court documents filed back on May 31st show the hospital owes more than $10 million dollars to it's creditors.  That includes more than $2.7 million to the IRS.  Today folks taking over the hospital during the bankruptcy filings confirmed they are reorganizing and are working on a deal with a group of doctors to buy the hospital.
 
Officials say there have already been some lay-offs and there could be more.  But right now, their main concern is getting the hospital up to speed on its finances and maintaing excellent patient care.

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