CALAIS — Calais Regional Hospital has filed for bankruptcy protection, citing the $25 million it owes to nearly 1,900 creditors.
According to annual tax fillings, the 25-bed hospital has lost money every year since 2007.
CEO Rod Boula says bankruptcy protection is necessary to keep the hospital open and overcome financial shortcomings.
The Bangor Daily News reports the bankruptcy filing comes 11 days after nursing staff voted to put the option of a strike on the table in contact negotiations, which have been going on for nearly a year.
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