HIMA San Pablo’s bankruptcy is larger than estimated

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One-third of the debt is unsecured and on that line, there are dozens of physicians and hundreds of local businesses and healthcare providers

Grupo HIMA San Pablo is the second-largest hospital system on the island. The first is Metro Pavia. (Nahira Montcourt)

The bankruptcy of Centro M?dico del Turabo Inc. and its companies -which includes HIMA hospitals in Caguas, Humacao, and Cupey and the rest of the affiliated corporations- is larger than the original estimates.

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HIMA San Pablo’s bankruptcy is larger than estimated

One-third of the debt is unsecured and on that line, there are dozens of physicians and hundreds of local businesses and healthcare providers

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