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Lender Aims to Force Sale of Forest Park Hospitals

Two financially troubled hospitals in Dallas and Fort Worth are heading to foreclosure auctions after, according to a California lender, they defaulted on loans.

by Madlin Mekelburg

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Two financially troubled hospitals in Dallas and Fort Worth are heading to foreclosure auctions after, according to a California lender, they defaulted on loans. Both hospitals are owned by Forest Park, and the California company said it has invested $284.4 million into both facilities. The Dallas hospital closed Oct. 30, leading to 196 layoffs. (D Healthcare Daily)

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