- DIP consists of secured revolving credit facility that carries 5% interest rate, well below typical rate of 10-12% for bankrupt health facilities, according to Thursday court filing
- Mercy owed Trinity $136.9 million, consisting of $83 million in funding advances and a $53.9 million loan, as of the petition date
- At the time of filing, hospital had about $3.3 million in cash
- Expects revenues of about $3.04 million to $3.275 ...
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