LaVie’s Chapter 11 plan became effective on June 1, 2025, and its general unsecured creditors’ trust is administering claims and pursuing recoveries. The court’s October 2026 order Dkt. 1412 extends the claims objection deadline through May 24, 2027; the trustee must continue reconciling claims before making further distributions.

LaVie Care Centers’ Chapter 11 plan became effective on June 1, 2025, following confirmation on December 5, 2024, according to the effectiveness notice Dkt. 1016. The general unsecured creditors’ trust is administering claims and pursuing recoveries. An October 28, 2026 order Dkt. 1412 extended the claims objection deadline through May 24, 2027.

LaVie and its affiliates filed for Chapter 11 on June 2, 2024, after pandemic disruptions, staffing costs, reimbursement pressures and litigation liabilities strained the skilled nursing operator. At filing, the business had contracted from approximately 140 facilities to 43. The first-day declaration Dkt. 17 describes the operating pressures and divestitures that preceded the filing. The court subsequently approved a $20 million debtor-in-possession facility; the final financing order Dkt. 189 states that $9 million had been advanced, with additional amounts available subject to draw conditions.

The confirmation order Dkt. 735 approved a reorganization plan incorporating a mediated stakeholder settlement and a GUC trust. An August 2025 final decree Dkt. 1206 closed numerous affiliate cases while leaving the lead LaVie case open for trust administration.

In its August 2026 status report Dkt. 1398, the trustee said reserves for disputed and unliquidated Class 6A claims prevented interim distributions. It was reconciling claims, negotiating potential insurance recoveries and pursuing a directors-and-officers action commenced in June 2026. The trustee’s quarterly report Dkt. 1404 reported $8,683,369 in trust net assets at June 30, 2026, and $262,174 in cumulative payments on general unsecured claims, with no claims distributions during that quarter.

LaVie’s Chapter 11 plan became effective on June 1, 2025, and its general unsecured creditors’ trust is administering claims and pursuing recoveries. The court’s October 2026 order Dkt. 1412 extends the claims objection deadline through May 24, 2027; the trustee must continue reconciling claims before making further distributions.

LaVie Care Centers’ Chapter 11 plan became effective on June 1, 2025, following confirmation on December 5, 2024, according to the effectiveness notice Dkt. 1016. The general unsecured creditors’ trust is administering claims and pursuing recoveries. An October 28, 2026 order Dkt. 1412 extended the claims objection deadline through May 24, 2027.

LaVie and its affiliates filed for Chapter 11 on June 2, 2024, after pandemic disruptions, staffing costs, reimbursement pressures and litigation liabilities strained the skilled nursing operator. At filing, the business had contracted from approximately 140 facilities to 43. The first-day declaration Dkt. 17 describes the operating pressures and divestitures that preceded the filing. The court subsequently approved a $20 million debtor-in-possession facility; the final financing order Dkt. 189 states that $9 million had been advanced, with additional amounts available subject to draw conditions.

The confirmation order Dkt. 735 approved a reorganization plan incorporating a mediated stakeholder settlement and a GUC trust. An August 2025 final decree Dkt. 1206 closed numerous affiliate cases while leaving the lead LaVie case open for trust administration.

In its August 2026 status report Dkt. 1398, the trustee said reserves for disputed and unliquidated Class 6A claims prevented interim distributions. It was reconciling claims, negotiating potential insurance recoveries and pursuing a directors-and-officers action commenced in June 2026. The trustee’s quarterly report Dkt. 1404 reported $8,683,369 in trust net assets at June 30, 2026, and $262,174 in cumulative payments on general unsecured claims, with no claims distributions during that quarter.