Agiliti says a company it acquired had a contract with the medical center for nearly $16,700 worth of services every month, but payment has not been made since August.
The 12-bed medical center closed on Friday, citing financial problems, and about 60 people lost their jobs.
The medical center had a significant presence in the former St. Elizabeth’s hospital, which closed two decades ago, but other tenants remain in the facility, including a variety of medical providers.
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