Бывшая больница в Хиксвилле продана за 1,89 млн долларов компании Columbus Hicksville Healthcare

Сделка по продаже имущества закрытой больницы в Хиксвилле состоялась в среду, когда цена сделки составила 1,89 млн долларов. Покупателем выступила компания Columbus Hicksville Healthcare LLC, которая выиграла торги на онлайн-аукционе в январе.

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HICKSVILLE — The closing of the sale for the former Community Memorial Hospital property to Columbus Hicksville Healthcare LLC (CHHC) took place Wednesday. The notification was then submitted to the Defiance County Court of Common Pleas by Ronald Winters, co-founder and managing director of Gibbons Advisors (Ohio) LLC, the court-appointed receiver for the property. The court’s response to the notification has not yet been recorded. CHHC had submitted the winning bid of $1.8 million for the former hospital building at 208 Columbus Ave. and adjacent 20.56 acres in the last two minutes of a 48-hour online auction Jan. 22 conducted by Crexi (CXTTechnolgy LLC) in January. The final purchase price of $1.89 million included a marketing fee of $90,000 to Crexi for conducting the auction. The initial closing date had been set for Feb. 12. However six extensions filed by CCHC moved the date to Wednesday when the sale reportedly closed. Over the last several months, CHHC paid $267,500 in non-refundable extension fees and $469,000 in earnest money towards the sale. CHHC is a Delaware limited liability company with a Miami. Fla. address. An online search connects CHHC with the investment company Universal Healthcare Partners (UHP) with offices in the city of New York and in Miami, Fla. The hospital was shut down Aug. 31, 2024, by Winters as the receiver following the filing of a civil case in Defiance County Common Pleas Court by the Ohio Public Employees Retirement System (OPERS) against the Mark, Milford, Hicksville Joint Township Hospital District. The court action is an attempt to recover the $3 million collected from employees for retirement and health along with the hospital’s unpaid portion to OPERS beginning in 2022. Clinical services had been discontinued in May 2024. The overall financial situation of CMH also included the loss of an estimated $25 million from a fraudulent lab scheme by former management and a failed EMR (electronic medical records) conversion.