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The Implications and Effects of Filings for Health Care Businesses

November 22, 2017

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Health care restructurings involve some unique challenges. While professionals work closely with lenders in preparing for any filing, in health care filings they also need to ensure strong lines of communication with payers, regulators and licensing bodies in order to effectuate a speedy resolution. Absent such resolution, the value of a business can quickly deteriorate.

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