The center filed for bankruptcy April 15. According to its filing, the center had up to $17,000 in assets with up to $98,255 in debt.
The center was a think tank that focused on educating clinicians and medical professionals about cardiovascular care.
Note: Becker’s reached out to the center for comment and will update this story when we hear back.
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