Miami International Medical Center LLC, which ran the recently closed Miami Medical Center, has filed Chapter 11 while listing $31.4 million in assets versus $67.3 million in liabilities, the Miami Business Journal reported. The nonprofit Nicklaus Children’s Hospital is heavily involved in this company. It serves as a shareholder, lender and landlord to Miami International Medical Center. And more funding from Nicklaus Children’s Hospital could help resolve this case. The 67-bed hospital suspended patient services in October 2017 and terminated 180 employees. It had been operating for about 20 months after being closed for $70 million in renovations by its new owners.
